Crossville Names Mike Sellers to New Position
Crossville, TN, May 13--Crossville, Inc. has named Mike Sellers to the newly created position of Technical Services Administrator.
Today's Flooring News
Keep up to date with the most recent news in the flooring industry. Today's News...As it happens! We update this news several times a day so you can stay connected.
TCNA Members Collaborate to Create Award
Clemson, SC, May 16--Four Tile Council of North America (TCNA) members and an Ohio master craftsman contributed time and materials to create a one-of-a-kind commemorative Tile Person of the Year award.
Asbestos Bill Gaining Momentum
Washington, DC, May 13--The outlook for a Senate bill that would remove asbestos litigation from the courts improved Thursday after two days of committee action clinched a crucial Democratic vote.
Fundamentals Postive in the Commercial Real Estate
Washington, DC, May 13--The four major sectors of the commercial real estate market – office, retail, industrial and multifamily –can expect improvement over the next two years.
Collins & Aikman Hit by Liquidity Issues, CEO Out
Troy, MI, May 13--Auto parts and carpet supplier Collins & Aikman said its chief executive resigned as it faces significant near-term liquidity issues.
Foamex Posts $10.9M Loss in 1Q
Linwood, PA, May 13--Foamex International reported a net loss in the first quarter of 2005 of $10.9 million, or $0.44 per diluted share.
Rug Designer Featured on TV
Chicago, IL, May 12--Jerry Krull, owner and lead designer of Aspen Carpet Designs in Mokena, IL, is featured on a national cable television program this month.
Stainmaster Offers New Online Source for Consumers
Atlanta, GA, May 12-- Stainmaster carpet has developed a new section of the Stainmaster carpet Web site.
Ulf Mattsson Named Molnlycke Health Care CEO
Göteborg, Sweden, May 12--Molnlycke Health Care, a manufacturer, marketer of single-use products for surgical interventions and wound care, has named Ulf Mattsson CEO.
Some Senators Pushing for Quick Pay to Asbestos Si
Washington, DC, May 12--The sickest asbestos victims would be paid the quickest under changes approved on Wednesday by the Senate Judiciary Committee to legislation to create a $140 billion compensation fund.