Wood Flooring Plant Planned for Maine
Skowhegan, ME, January 20--Plans are under way in Skowhegan for floor-manufacturing business in Northgate Industrial Park.
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Skowhegan, ME, January 20--Plans are under way in Skowhegan for floor-manufacturing business in Northgate Industrial Park.
Cleveland, OH, January 20—-Paintmaker and retailer Sherwin-Williams Co. boosted its projected fourth-quarter earnings after sales came in better than planned during the period.
Calabasas, CA, January 19—-Homebuilder Ryland Group posted 26 percent growth in fourth-quarter profit and increased its 2005 outlook.
St. Louis, MO, January 19--May Department Stores Co. stock surged Tuesday amid renewed optimism for the company in the wake of chief executive Gene S. Kahn's abrupt resignation Friday.
Washington, DC, January 19--Solutia Inc. said Tuesday in a regulatory filing that its board approved funding for the company's 2004 incentive program.
Ishpeming, MI, January 19--A fire in a silo at the Robbins Inc. flooring mill kept more than two dozen firefighters on the scene for nearly 12 hours in bitter cold Monday according to the Detroit Free Press.
Washington, DC, January 19--Consumer prices were off 0.1 percent in December, led by a drop in gasoline and heating oil prices, according to a Labor Department report. The core index, which excludes food and energy increased 0.2%.
Phoenix, OR, January 19--Bug in a Rug blended well for many years inside New West Imports in Medford. The area-rug dealer eventually outgrew its habitat, however, and needed a place of its own, according to the Medford, Oregon, Mail Tribune.
Washington, DC, January 19--The nation’s home builders expect the housing market to remain strong as a growing economy helps offset the impact of slowly rising mortgage interest rates, according to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Hou
New York, NY, January 18--The National Retail Federation (NRF) released its 2005 forecast today, predicting that general merchandise store sales will in increase 3.5 percent from last year.