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Houston, TX, May 24--Today Nafco by Tarkett announced the launch of a new collection within its PermaStone line--PermaStone Modular--which offers a variety of newly sized tiles that can be assembled into modular units.
Dallas, TX, May 24--Builders are being hammered by skyrocketing prices. Costs of lumber, steel and concrete are surging, which adds thousands of dollars to the price tags of homes, apartments and commercial buildings, according to the Dallas Morning News.
Charlotte, NC, May 24--Results from some major furnishings retailers last week suggest U.S. consumers may be slowing their impulsive home-oriented purchases.
Lancaster, PA, May 24--Laurie Israel-Cubell, a six-year Armstrong veteran, has been promoted to Vice President, Marketing and New Product Development, AFP, effective immediately.
New York, NY, May 24--Although wood panel prices have started to retreat from record highs, industry executives and analysts are shrugging off recent housing data and expectations of higher interest rates, saying they expect prices for the building materi
Tucson, AZ, May 24--For small companies, recently revised white-collar overtime rules may be a shock. Many don't have human resource departments or legal teams to pore through 154 pages of job definitions, according to the Tucson Citizen.
New York, NY, May 24--Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said today that it raised its corporate credit and unsecured debt ratings on floorcoverings giant Mohawk Industries Inc. to 'BBB+' from 'BBB'. The outlook for the Calhoun, GA-bas
Chattanooga, TN, May 21--A Chattanooga maker of foam used in bedding, furniture and carpet backing is embarking on a nearly $3 million expansion and swelling its work force by up to 30 employees, according to the Chattanooga Times/Free Press.
Atlanta, GA, May 21--After three years struggling to fill rooms, the national hotel industry is expected to recover lost business and recoup lost revenue in 2004, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Washington, DC, May 21--An unexpected quickening in the pace of price increases in the past two months is challenging the Federal Reserve's plan to raise short-term interest rates only slowly from today's 46-year lows.