Existing Home Sales Off 0.1% in October
Washington, DC, November 23--Sales of existing single family homes held steady last month, setting a pace that was the fourth highest on record, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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Washington, DC, November 23--Sales of existing single family homes held steady last month, setting a pace that was the fourth highest on record, according to the National Association of Realtors.
Haywood, WS, November 23--Among those gunned down and killed this past Sunday afternoon in the shooting rampage in the north woods of Wisconsin was Mark Roidt, 28, a hardwood flooring installer who was employed at Burnell's Decor in Rice Lake, Wiscons
Washington, DC, November 24--Whether they shop at retail stores or on the web, customer service is important to nearly all consumers, according to a comprehensive national survey.
Salem, NJ, November 23--In the spirit of Thanksgiving, today Mannington Mills presented a check for $11,000 to the Salem County Meals on Wheels program, the largest single donation that the organization has ever received.
Washington, DC, November 23--Though retail shelves are filled with toys, clothes, and the latest DVDs, pocket-sized items at the checkout counter will also be in high demand, according to the findings of a new National Retail Federation (NRF) survey.
Bowling Green, Oh, November 22--The owner of a local carpet store has been indicted on three charges stemming from his alleged failure to turn over state sales tax, according to the Toledo Blade.
Washington, DC, November 22--It only made sense that the U.S. Green Building Council resides in a green office.
Auckland, New Zealand, November 22--Forestry is a competitive market and it's not just about growing trees.
Muskegon, MI, November 22--The business behind the old warehouse door at 605 W. Dale belies the carpet and flooring business behind it.
Washington, DC, November 22--Congress Friday reinstated a ban on Internet access taxes after the House of Representatives agreed to extend it for another three years rather than make it permanent.