Sicis North America Opening Manhattan Office
New York, NY, June 14--SICIS North America Inc. will be commencing operations soon at its offices in Manhattan and its warehousing facilities in New Jersey.
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New York, NY, June 14--SICIS North America Inc. will be commencing operations soon at its offices in Manhattan and its warehousing facilities in New Jersey.
Washington, DC, June 14--The National Retail Federation has filed comments with the President's Advisory Panel on Federal Tax Reform urging the panel to reject economically risky proposals to replace the nation's income tax system.
Milwaukee, WI, June 14--Businesses expect that the stable hiring pattern they have reported since the beginning of the year will continue into the third quarter, according to the seasonally adjusted results of the latest Manpower Employment Outlook Survey
Millersville, MD, June 14--Cleaning and restoration company owners and managers from across the country will be converging on St. Louis, Missouri September 14 to 17, 2005 for Weathering the Storm – Winning Strategies for Turbulent Times.
Washington, DC, June 14--Thanks to the booming housing market, media coverage of rising home values has skyrocketed 160 percent in the past year.
Washington, DC, June 14--Retail sales fell 0.5% in May, according to the Commerce Department. Analysts had forecast a drop of 0.1%.
New York, NY, June 24--Chain store retail sales rose 0.6 percent in the week ended June 11, compared with a 0.4 percent rise the previous week, the International Council of Shopping Centers and UBS said in a joint report.
Washington, DC, June 14--The producer price index fell a sharp 0.6% in May, with about three-quarters of the drop due to the sharpest decline in energy prices in two years, according to the Labor Department.
Fort Worth, TX, June 14--Pier 1 Imports reported a quarterly loss in line with dampened expectations, but forecast lower-than-expected results for the current period, saying weak customer traffic is hurting margins and sales.
Palm Beach, FL, June 13--With the stroke of a pen, an estimated 4,500 lawsuits will disappear from court dockets throughout the state next month, according to the Palm Beach Post.