Asbestos Bill Gaining Momentum
Washington, DC, May 13--The outlook for a Senate bill that would remove asbestos litigation from the courts improved Thursday after two days of committee action clinched a crucial Democratic vote.
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Washington, DC, May 13--The outlook for a Senate bill that would remove asbestos litigation from the courts improved Thursday after two days of committee action clinched a crucial Democratic vote.
Martinsville, VA, May 13--Hooker Furniture has revised its sales outlook for the company's 2005 second quarter.
Washington, DC, May 13—-Business inventories rose 0.4% in March, below expectations and slower than the 0.7% increase in sales.
Washington, DC, May 13--Prices of imports into the United States rose a larger-than-expected 0.8% in April on higher prices for oil, metals and chemicals.
Dalton, GA, May 13--Beaulieu of America appointed Richard V. Abramowicz divisional vice president of their central sales division.
Crossville, TN, May 13--Crossville, Inc. has named Mike Sellers to the newly created position of Technical Services Administrator.
Auckland, New Zealand, May 12--Success at two key international trade fairs has affirmed New Zealand wool’s status as a key component of premium-quality carpets.
Kirkcaldy, Scotland, May 12--A Scottish flooring manufacturer that claims its product can help the NHS in Scotland combat the superbug MRSA has increased sales by over 13 per cent compared with last year.
Washington, DC, May 12--Retail sales rose 1.4% in April, according to the Commerce Department. The increase came after an upwardly revised 0.4% increase in March. March sales were originally reported as having increased 0.3%.
Alexandria, VA, May 12--Coverings announced that the number of registered attendees at the 2005 show, held from May 3 - May 6 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, was 32,228. This figure reflects a 10 percent increase in registered attendees