Butler-Johnson Wins $25,000 Award from Surfaces
Dallas, TX, March 10--Butler-Johnson Corporation, a floor covering distributor in Sacramento, Calif., won $25,000 for bringing the largest number of verified attendees to Surfaces.
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Dallas, TX, March 10--Butler-Johnson Corporation, a floor covering distributor in Sacramento, Calif., won $25,000 for bringing the largest number of verified attendees to Surfaces.
Dalton, GA, March 9--Honeywell Nylon has announced the winners of its Anso Nylon Surfaces 2005 Co-op Drawing during Surfaces in Las Vegas.
Boca Raton, FL, March 9--Q.E.P. announced selected preliminary results for its fiscal year ended February 28, 2005.
Washington, DC, March 9--The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission in cooperation with Shaw Industries, today announced a voluntary recall of about 5,000 square yards of carpet sold exclusively to Menards.
Washington, DC, March 9--Consumer credit was up by $11.5 billion, or 6.6 percent annual rate, in January to a seasonally adjusted $2.12 trillion, according to Federal Reserve.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL, March 9--John Provencal, owner and president of John the Tile Man, began his career in the tile business in his early 20s.
Troy, MI, March 9--Kmart Holding posted fourth quarter net earnings that were up 14 percent to $309 million, or $3.09 a share, from $270 million, or $2.78, in the same period of the prior year.
Montreal, March 8--Residents of Quebec who plan to purchase a home within the next two years are more likely than all Canadians to purchase a bigger house (56 per cent). Nationally, 46 per cent of homebuyers intend to purchase a bigger home.
Calabasas, CA, March 8—-Homebuilder Ryland Group indicated that its earnings per share growth for the first quarter could be below Wall Street expectations because of delayed closings caused by bad weather in certain markets.
New York, NY, March 8--Chain store retail sales fell 0.4 percent in the week ended March 5, the International Council of Shopping Centers and UBS said in a joint report.