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Kansas City, MO, July 30--Sutherlands Lumber and Home Improvement plans to close its store at 2920 L St., the last of four locations once operated in the Omaha area by the Kansas City, Mo., home improvement retailer, according to Omaha World-Herald.
Wilksboro, NC, July 30--Lowe's announced the promotion of Marshall A. Croom to senior vice president of finance, effectively immediately. He most recently served as vice president and treasurer.
New York, NY, July 30--Liz Claiborne, Inc. and Federated Department Stores agreed to collaborate on a new buying and selling process that the companies said could improve full-priced sales and reduce manual efforts, increasing productivity and efficiency.
Dallas, TX, July 30--Next year’s Surfaces, which takes place January 28-30 at the Sands Expo & Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada, is already 80% sold out. In fact, almost 10% more exhibiting companies are currently on board for the event than at this t
St. Louis, MO, July 30--Solutia Inc., maker of fibers and plastics, reported a second-quarter loss, citing severance and restructuring charges, high raw material costs, and industry overcapacity
Wilmington, DE, July 29--Dupont's profit rose 24% in the second quarter on a 10% increase in revenue.
St. Louis, MO, July 29--The International Standards and Training Alliance (INSTALL) today announced the launch of its revamped website, www.installfloors.org.
Mississaugua, Ontario, July 29--DuPont Canada Inc., a textiles company that makes Nylon, Lycra and polyester, said on Monday it completed the privatization of the company as shareholders approved an amalgamation with parent company Dupont Co.
Melbourne, Australia, July 28--Finishes and Surfaces, Australia’s first dedicated architectural surfacing products exhibition, will be held at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre from September 5 to 7. Run by Australian Exhibition Services, the show will focu
Washington, DC, July 25--Sales of new homes hit a record pace in June, the government said Friday in a report that defied market expectations that the hot housing market would take a breather after sales surged last month.