Columbia Flooring's Danville Plant Wins Award
Danville, VA, Feb. 25--Columbia Flooring's Danville engineered hardwood flooring plant received the 2003 President's Award for outstanding performance.
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Forbo Teams with INSTALL to Certify Installers
St. Louis, MO, Feb. 25--Professional installers of resilient flooring will now have more opportunities to earn a Forbo Associate Mechanic certification.
Builders Vote Armstrong Tops in Brand Use Study
Lancaster, PA, Feb. 25--Armstrong and Bruce Hardwood Floors were voted brand leaders in multiple categories, winning Builder Magazine's 2004 Brand Use Study in laminate, vinyl and wood flooring.
Existing-Home Sales Down
Washington, Feb. 25--Sales of existing single-family homes were down in January from near-record highs but remain exceptionally strong.
Thomasville City Council OKs Incentives for Unilin
Thomasville, NC, Feb. 25--The Thomasville City Council agreed to extend a $3.36 million economic incentives package to Unilin Decor Monday.
Group Can't Block Sale of Cone Mills
Charlotte, NC, Feb. 25--A committee in the Cone Mills Corp. bankruptcy case failed to meet a midnight deadline to post a $35 million bond that would have stalled the sale of the company to WL Ross & Co.
Bankruptcy Court Approves Armstrong Land Sale
Lancaster, PA, Feb. 25--Armstrong World Industries' agreement to sell surplus, vacant land to the owner of B&B Yamaha has been approved by a bankruptcy court judge.
Retail Innovator Meijer Adapting to Compete with W
Grand Rapids, MI, Feb. 24--Meijer celebrates its 70th anniversary this summer by reinventing the supercenter concept it created in 1962.
Former Armstrong Printing Unit Re-Emerges in New V
Lancaster, PA, Feb. 22--Downsizing for Armstrong World Industries has turned into upsizing for businessman Craig Arnold, according to the Lancaster New Era.
Oriental Rug Dealer Loves Competition
Birmingham, MI, Feb. 24--When Kamran Karimpour was growing up in Iran, he loved to tag along with his father on trips to the Persian Bazaar to visit the rug merchants.