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Rainham, England, February 4--British carpet and flooring retailer Carpetright said its founder, chairman and chief executive Lord Harris of Peckham yesterday bought 76,000 of its shares at an average price of 11.046 stg per share.
Indianapolis, IN, February 4—-Bane-Clene is celebrating its 43rd anniversary today. On this date in 1962, Bill Bane, Jr. started a part-time office cleaning business, earning $10.00 by cleaning a local doctor's office.
Washington, DC, February 3--Productivity increased by 4.1 percent in 2004, capping a remarkable three-year period, according to the Labor Department.
Washington, DC, February 3--The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for a sixth straight time, extending a policy of gradually lifting borrowing costs to levels high enough to ward off inflation pressures.
The Sea Ranch, CA, February 3--Hansine Pedersen Goran, owner and designer of Current Carpets, was awarded today her second Platinum ADEX Award for Design Excellence.
Hoffman Estates, IL, February 3--Sears said it will change its listing to the Nasdaq Stock Market after its purchase by Kmart, ending the retailer's nearly 100-year association with the New York Stock Exchange.
New York, NY, February 3—For the most part the nation’s major retailers posted solid gains in January sales. Wal-Mart however reported sales for the month that slightly missed Wall Street's expectations, after results at Sam's Club fell well belo
Kennesaw, GA, February 2--Lees Carpets' Glasgow, Va. manufacturing facility received ISO 14001:2004 certification from the International Organization for Standardization.
Houston, TX, February 3--In recognition of its outstanding commitment to the betterment of low-income housing, Tarkett Commercial has been inducted into the prestigious Habitat for Humanity Cornerstone Council.
Clifton, NJ, February 3--Linens 'n Things reported fourth quarter earnings that slipped, however results beat estimates on sales that were up 11.1 percent.