Tandus, IIDA, To Promote Public Sector Design
Dalton, GA, July 2, 2008--Tandus, through a partnership with the International Interior Design Association (IIDA), held a collaborative government forum during NeoCon last month.
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Välinge, Dehao Settle Licensing Dispute
Viken, Sweden, July 02, 2008--Välinge and Changzhou Dehao Decoration Materials Co Ltd have Välinge and Dehao settled their dispute, following an earlier license termination.
StonExpo, Marmomacc Join Forces, Rebrand Show
Dallas, TX, July 2, 2008--Natural stone trade show StonExpo and Marmomacc, the world’s largest trade fair in the stone and design sector, have formed a strategic alliance and have rebranded StonExpo to StonExpo/Marmomacc Americas.
ADP: Employers Cut 79,000 Jobs in June
Roseland, NJ, July 2, 2008--U.S. firms cut an estimated 79,000 jobs in June, according to the ADP Employer Services report.
High Oil Prices Pushing Solutia To Sell Nylon Biz
Pensacola, FL, July 2, 2008--The price of raw materials is the driving factor in Solutia's decision to look for a buyer for its nylon business.
Crossley Axminster Looking at Mississippi Site
Greenville, MS, July 2, 2008--Crossley Axminster Inc. is considering turning a former Textron facility in Greenville into a carpet manufacturing facility.
Mortgage Application Volume Rose Last Week
Washington, DC, July 2, 2008--Mortgage application volume rose 3.6 percent during the week ended June 27, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association's weekly application survey.
Armstrong Raises Hardwood Prices
Lancaster, PA, July 1, 2008 – Armstrong has raised prices on select Armstrong and Bruce hardwood products, effective immediately.
Monster Employment Index Falls in June
New York, NY, July 2, 2008-- The Monster Employment Index fell three points in June.
EPA To Study Formaldehyde Use in Pressed Wood
Washington, DC, July 2, 2008--The EPA said it plans to study the potential health risks of the use of formaldehyde pressed wood products.