Pier 1 Warns of Larger 2Q Loss
Fort Worth, TX, August 23--Pier 1 Imports has cut is second quarter outlook and said it expects a larger than expected loss during the quarter.
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Fort Worth, TX, August 23--Pier 1 Imports has cut is second quarter outlook and said it expects a larger than expected loss during the quarter.
Dalton, GA, August 23--Mohawk’s participation in the national launch of a new Swiffer product promotes the Mohawk brand and makes it easy for consumers to locate nearby retailers who carry Mohawk products.
Dalton, GA, August 22--The Carpet and Rug Institute (CRI) has joined forces with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to help Florida’s lodging industry create a healthier and safer indoor environment and reduce the generation of solid
New York, NY, August 22--Roughly one-third of the market for single-family homes is extremely overvalued, according to National City Corp.
St. Petersburg, FL, August 22—-A nice added bonus to the profits of the nation’s retailers are some unspent consumer dollars, according to the St. Petersburg Times.
Calhoun, GA, August 22--Business is booming for Wools of New Zealand Brand partner, Glen Eden Wool Carpet, with sales in June reported to be the highest in the company’s history.
London, England, August 22--For launching a broad line of emerging products and technologies that provide significant value additions to customers' businesses, Propex Fabrics, Inc. was presented with the 2004 Frost & Sullivan Product Innovation Award.
Little Rock, AR, August 22—-Department store chain Dillard's reported a loss in its second quarter this year that was smaller than the loss posted last year.
Albemarle, NC, August 22--Agape Tile has launched a new website for 2005, replacing their gallery-driven site, which has been up on the web since 1996.
Fort Lauderdale, FL August 19--Levitt Corp., parent of the company that built Levittown developments for U.S. soldiers returning from World War II, wants to acquire other home builders to expand its geographic reach.