New Jersey Retailer Rolls Out Red Carpet
Flemington, NJ, April 18--Joel Resnick admits the typical customer at his family's business, the Flemington Department Store, is not Robert De Niro or Dame Judi Dench.
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Step Carpet Rolls Out Karim Rashid Line
Miano, Italy, April 18--Prominent rug designer Karim Rashid has presented his collection developed for Step Carpet to the world market in Milano.
Investigators Expose U.S. Link to Billion Dollar W
Washington, DC, April 18--Environmentalists claim that hardwood flooring sold across the U.S. is linked to the world's largest illegal timber smuggling operation.
Pergo Names Board Members at Annual Meeting
Trelleborg, Sweden, April 18--The annual General Meeting at Pergo, held April 18, named seven board members.
Freddie Mac Looks Ahead
Washington, DC, April 18--Here are some highlights from Freddie Mac’s April 2005 Economic Outlook released last week.
Godfrey Named Invista Interiors Residential Mktg D
Atlanta, GA, April 15—-Invista Interiors Business announced today that Tony Godfrey has been appointed to national marketing director, Residential Flooring.
Consumer Sentiment Falls
Ann Arbor, MI, April 15--The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index fell to 87.7 in mid-April from 92.6 in March, according to media reports on the proprietary research.
Bankruptcy Reform Bill Passes
Washington, DC, April 15--The most sweeping rewrite of U.S. bankruptcy laws in a quarter century will take effect six months after President Bush signs a bill that Congress sent to him Thursday.
Earnings Drop 43% at Propex in 2004
Austell, GA, April 15--Propex Fabrics Inc. reported income for the year 2004 before taxes of $8.3 million compared with the $14.6 million it has earned in 2003, a decrease of 43.2%.
Empire State Manufacturing Index Down
New York, NY, April 15--Manufacturing activity in the New York area fell dramatically in April, according to the New York Federal Reserve Bank.