Summer Gasoline Prices Expected to Remain High
Washington, DC, April 8--Regular gasoline prices are projected to average $2.28 per gallon during this April through September summer season.
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Washington, DC, April 8--Regular gasoline prices are projected to average $2.28 per gallon during this April through September summer season.
Calhoun, GA, April 8--Daltonian Flooring has been named a supplier to the commercial market of carpet cushion underlayment made with the revolutionary, environmentally-sensitive compound, BioCel.
Atlanta, GA, April 8--Interface, Inc. has been named to the 100 Best Corporate Citizens List by Business Ethics magazine. The survey recognizes best practices in ea of corporate social responsibility.
Spokane, WA, April 8--Mario & Son employee Andy Cady uses a vacuum lifter to lower a slab of Silestone, probably weighing about 800 pounds, onto a table at Mario & Son's Spokane Valley plant.
Boca Raton, FL, April 8--Q.E.P. Co. promoted Jamie Clingan to vice president of the Q.E.P./Roberts Commercial Sales Division.
Johnson City, TN, April 8--Mullican Flooring will be featured on TLC’s new primetime home redesign show Moving Up. The episode, titled "Calamityville Horror," will air on Saturday, April 9, at 8 p.m. (ET/PT).
Portland MI, April 8--Andrea and Robert Knight have run Knight's Flooring for eight years. She owns the business, he does most of the installations.
Islandia, NY, April 7—-According to the Cambridge Consumer Credit Index, nearly six out of ten Americans (59%) who have received or anticipate a tax refund this year plan to spend it on everyday purchases or make bill payments.
New York, April 7--The Easter holiday drove shoppers to malls and shopping centers last month, helping many of the nation’s retailers to report strong March same-store sales.
Washington, DC, April 7--The number of people applying for unemployment benefits dropped by 19,000 last week, the largest decline in two months, according to the Labor Department.