Weyerhaeuser Settles Antitrust Suit
Federal Way, WA, Mar. 9--Weyerhaeuser Co. on Tuesday said it has agreed to pay $34.5 million to settle an antitrust case and expects to take a first-quarter charge.
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AmericasMart Markets Get Top Rankings
Atlanta, GA, Mar. 9--AmericasMart's role as an economic engine for Atlanta and the southeast is documented in the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Book of Lists.
Some Insurance Is Costing U.S. Businesses Less
New York, NY, Mar. 9--After nearly three years of double and even triple digit premium rate increases, some insurance prices have begun dropping for U.S. businesses.
The Mohawk Group Intros Instant Inventory Access
Atlanta, GA, Mar. 8--Instant gratification is being met by The Mohawk Group with creation of Ready2Roll, the industry’s first instant access inventory system.
Kronotex Intros New Products
Alpharetta, GA, Mar. 8--Laminate flooring manufacturer Kronotex plans to introduce two new flooring products and an expanded collection.
Dalton CFI Chapter Meeting Sets Record
Dalton, GA, Mar. 8--The Dalton chapter of the Certified Floorcovering Installers Association, (CFI), set the record last week with of the association’s biggest chapter meeting ever.
Shaw Awaits Impact of Stewart Conviction
Chattanooga, TN, Mar. 6--Martha Stewart may have been convicted of federal crimes Friday in New York, but the shock waves reached the Dalton, GA headquarters of Shaw Industries.
Mohawk Debuts Dealer Website
Dalton, GA, Mar. 8--Mohawk has a new website created to keep its dealers informed of key marketing programs and promotion opportunities.
Mohawk Elects New Director
Calhoun, GA, Mar. 5--Mohawk Industries, Inc. announced today that Ms. Phyllis O. Bonanno was elected to the Board of Directors effective February 26.
Growth in Payrolls Slower Than Expected
Washington, D.C., Mar. 5--U.S. employers added far fewer jobs to their payrolls last month than economists had expected.