Flooring America Names Senior Vice President
Manchester, NH, July 10--Vinnie Virga has joined Flooring America as its Senior Vice President, a newly created position.
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Manchester, NH, July 10--Vinnie Virga has joined Flooring America as its Senior Vice President, a newly created position.
Marietta, GA, July 10--FloorExpo has announced the formation of Multi-Family Solutions, a brand which will be utilized under the FloorExpo umbrella to specifically target the multi family flooring market through a new division.
New York, NY, July 9--How much would you pay to slurp Coca-Cola with Warren Buffett (News), the world's second-richest man and arguably its most famous investor?
Charlotte, NC, July 8--Lehman Brothers Inc. said Lowe's Cos.' same-store sales have accelerated over the past several weeks, prompting the firm to boost its earnings forecasts for the second quarter, 2003 and 2004.
Washington, DC, July 8--Consumers increased their debt balances in May, charging more to credit cards and automobile loans, the Federal Reserve said.
Kannapolis, NC, July 8--The story sounds straightforward enough: Broome & Wellington, a British textile firm, seeks to buy beleaguered Pillowtex Corp. for more than $350 million to expand its U.S. operations, as reported in the Charlotte Observer.
Yulee, FL, July 8--An Argentine company that makes ceramic and porcelain tiles may be bringing 170 jobs to Yulee when it begins manufacturing services there, according to the Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville.
Atlanta, GA, July 8--Home Depot Inc. is banking on becoming the "handyman" for homeowners and professional builders...
Arnhem, Netherlands, July 8--Akzo Nobel, Deutsche Beteiligungs AG, and Harvest Partners Inc. have closed a deal concerning the divestment of Akzo Nobel’s Impregnated Papers business.
Boca Raton, FL, July 8--Shares in QEP, the Boca Raton flooring tools maker, have more than doubled since they traded at $5.11 on March 17--closing Monday at $10.55, up 11 cents a share, according to the Palm Beach Post.