DuPont Reports 3rd Quarter Loss on Charges & High
Wilmington, DL, Oct. 22--DuPont Co. swung to a loss in the third quarter on special charges, higher raw material costs and noncash pension and stock-option expenses.
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Wilmington, DL, Oct. 22--DuPont Co. swung to a loss in the third quarter on special charges, higher raw material costs and noncash pension and stock-option expenses.
St. Louis, Oct 21--Solutia Inc. bondholders appear to be open to the company's plan to restructure $1.25 billion in debt, announced last week.
Kidderminster, UK, Oct. 20--Brintons, one of Britain's biggest carpet makers, says it's close to unveiling a machine that could change the economics of the industry.
St. Paul, MN, Oct. 20- 3M Co.'s third-quarter profit rose 22%, driven by cost-cutting measures and improved productivity as six of its seven businesses saw higher sales volumes.
New York, Oct 20--An index designed to foreshadow movements in overall economic growth slipped in September, suggesting that the U.S. economic recovery has slowed from its red-hot third-quarter pace, but isn't about to stall, as reported in the Wall S
High Point, NC, Oct. 21--State legislators strolled through High Point's three largest showrooms Friday at the International Home Furnishings Market according to the High Point Enterprise.
Portland, OR, Oct. 20--Louisiana-Pacific Corp. sold about 463,000 acres of timberland located in southeast Texas for $290 million, bringing to a close the timberland portion of its divestiture program.
Lancaster, PA, Oct. 17--Armstrong World Industries Inc. has agreed to pay $1.5 million to end a two-year dispute with the U.S. Department of Labor over the company's employee stock ownership plan, an Armstrong filing says.
Cincinnati, OH, Oct. 17--Federated Department Stores Inc. plans to close its Lazarus-Macy's store in downtown Columbus, Ohio in August, and write down the assets in its third-quarter results. The writedown is expected to be about $12 million.
Novato, CA, Oct. 20--Smith & Hawken, America's premier garden lifestyle retailer, announced today it has signed its first licensing agreement with TerraMai, a California-based manufacturer of reclaimed wood flooring and decking systems.