Carpet One Launches New Curriculum
Manchester, NH, Jun. 9--This summer, Carpet One is rolling out two new courses at Carpet One University, the floorcovering retailer’s proprietary training program for its store owners and their employees.
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Manchester, NH, Jun. 9--This summer, Carpet One is rolling out two new courses at Carpet One University, the floorcovering retailer’s proprietary training program for its store owners and their employees.
Garner, NC, June 9--Laminate flooring firm Pergo Inc. will receive $100,000 in One North Carolina Funds from the state as part of the Swedish company's plans to expand its Garner operations.
Chattanooga, TN, Jun. 9--Tricycle, Inc. is featuring sustainable carpet sampling practices from some of commercial carpet’s best-known brands at NeoCon this month.
Farnham, Quebec, Jun. 9--Domco will increase prices from 2% to 6% on selected resilient flooring products, effective August 1, 2004.
Los Angeles, CA, Jun. 8--Furthering the company's Midwest expansion, KB Home reported Tuesday it acquired privately held Dura Builders Inc., an Indianapolis-based homebuilder with 2003 revenues of more than $75 million.
Washington, DC, Jun. 9--Unexpectedly strong job growth will buffer the impact of higher interest rates and help to push existing-home sales to a record in 2004, according to the National Association of Realtors.
Dalton, GA, June 8--Shaw has announced the introduction of Couture...Elegant Floors by Shaw, an updated version of Couture by Sutton.
Washington, DC, Jun. 8--Consumers slowed the growth of their borrowing in April, taking on even less new debt than analysts expected.
Washington, DC, June 8--Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said the central bank ``is prepared to do what is required'' to stem inflation pressures building in the U.S. economy.
Toronto, Ontario, Jun. 8--Home Depot Canada, whose roots are in do-it-yourself home improvement, is boosting its business by chasing the do-it-for-me baby boomer customer who wants more services from the retailer.