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New York, NY, Aug. 8--Although wary from rallies that never materialized and economic bright spots that quickly faded, economists are beginning to feel more confident: They have raised expectations for third-quarter growth
Mississauga, Ontario, Aug. 8--DuPont Canada is restructuring its Canadian operations as part of a wider plan by its U.S. parent to fold the subsidiary's textiles and fibres business into a new and separate global company.
Washington, DC, Aug. 7--The Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) International, the leading advocacy group for the commercial real estate industry, has launched a new online seminar
Mercerville, NJ, August 8--Congoleum Corporation today announced that Congoleum and the trustee for Congoleum's 8 5/8% Senior Notes Due 2008 have adopted certain amendments to the indenture governing the notes.
Wellesley Mills, MA, August 7--American Biltrite Inc., Congoleum's majority shareholder, reported today that it plans to sell or otherwise dispose of its Janus pre-finished hardwood flooring business and will record a charge to second quarter earnings
Kennesaw, GA, Aug. 7--DuPont Textiles & Interiors (DTI), the largest integrated textile fiber and interiors business in the world, is pleased to announce the appointment of Russell Pike to the position of transportation flooring business manager.
Los Angeles,CA, Aug. 6--GGST, the group buying the assets of bankrupt towel and bedding manufacturer Pillowtex Corp. on Tuesday said it has begun seeking buyers for those assets.
Phoenix, AZ, August 7--“E-ommerce”, “B2B”, “B2C”, “real-time information exchange” are just a few of the current edge technology trends that the Arizona Floor Covering Association has taken on for its October 2, 2003 meeting.
Saginaw, MI, Aug. 6--Retailers offering workshops, how-to clinics and similar services for free builds customer loyalty--and sales, experts say, according to the Saginaw News.
Kolkata, India, Aug. 6--Bamboo, traditionally considered the "poor man's timber" in India, is under consideration as a major export item by the Indian government for a global market valued at Rs 500 billion