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.
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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.
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.
Troy, MI, May 13--Auto parts and carpet supplier Collins & Aikman said its chief executive resigned as it faces significant near-term liquidity issues.
Sultanhany, Turkey, May 12--Worn-out antique carpets from the United States, Germany, England, France and Italy find new life in the Aksaray district of Sultanhany, Turkey.
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.
Bentonville, AR, May 12--Wal-Mart Stores reported a 14 percent increase in first-quarter earnings, but the results missed Wall Street estimates.
Atlanta, GA, May 12-- Stainmaster carpet has developed a new section of the Stainmaster carpet Web site.
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.
Kirkcaldy, Scotland, May 12--A Scottish flooring manufacturer that claims its product can help the NHS in Scotland combat the superbug MRSA has increased sales by over 13 per cent compared with last year.
Washington, DC, May 12--Retail sales rose 1.4% in April, according to the Commerce Department. The increase came after an upwardly revised 0.4% increase in March. March sales were originally reported as having increased 0.3%.