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Chicago, IL, April 23--Signs of recovery are in place for the construction industry and a full recovery is expected in the non-residential sector in 2004, predicted Kermit Baker, chief economist for the American Institute of Architects, at the CSE Show in
Portland, OR, April 21--A lumber company won a $78 million antitrust judgment in a lawsuit alleging timber giant Weyerheuser used high pressure tactics to elbow competing mills out of a lucrative hardwood market.
North Palm Beach, FL, Apr. 18--The Coverings' board of governors, in cooperation with the Orange County Convention Center, has revised the dates for the 2004 event.
Wilmington, DE, Apr. 15--DuPont reiterated its position that there is no evidence indicating adverse human health effects related to low levels of exposure to perfluorooctanoate (PFOA), an essential processing aid used by DuPont and others to manufacture
Pinefield, MD, Apr. 14--According to the Washington Post, a fire destroyed United Carpet and Floors, a 24 year old family owned business in a strip mall in Pinefield Maryland last week.
Atlanta, GA, Apr. 10--Mohawk Industries expects to meet Wall Street's lowered consensus earnings forecast for the second quarter, according to John Swift, the company's chief financial officer.
Trelleborg, Sweden, Apr. 9—Pergo and HW Industries GmbH and Co KG have decided to postpone the closing of the merger of Pergo and Witex until at least the beginning of May.
Greensboro, NC, Apr. 8--Burlington Industries expects to emerge from bankruptcy this summer and has until July 31 to get its creditors and lenders to sign off on the reorganization plan.
Washington, D.C., Apr. 4--U.S. companies cut 108,000 jobs in March following huge cuts the month before as war in Iraq affected the economy at home. However, the overall civilian unemployment rate held steady at 5.8%, according to the Labor Department.
Wilkesboro, NC, Apr. 3--Lowe's Cos. hasn't seen anything in the U.S. housing market that would cause it to pull back on its plans to open 130 stores this year, according to company executives.