Costco Quarterly Profit Up
Issaquah, WA, May 27--Costco Wholesale Corp. posted a higher quarterly profit, thanks to strong spring sales of items including lawn and garden equipment and food.
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Issaquah, WA, May 27--Costco Wholesale Corp. posted a higher quarterly profit, thanks to strong spring sales of items including lawn and garden equipment and food.
Las Vegas, NV, May 27--Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse will continue its phenomenal growth nationwide as the company continues to go after market share and as it changes to fit the demographics of the country, the company's chief executive said
Longview, WA, May 26--Ohio's Flexible Foam Products formally announced Tuesday that it is opening a new plant in Longview, Washington.
Washington, DC, May 27--Driven by businesses' vigorous restocking of inventories, the U.S. economy surpassed an earlier estimate for first-quarter growth as corporate profits continued to show improvement.
Atlanta, GA, May 27--Invista announced today the re-certification of Antron carpet fiber as an Environmentally Preferable Product (EPP) by Scientific Certification Systems (SCS).
Atlanta, GA, May 26--Home Depot announced that its Board of Directors increased its quarterly cash dividend to eight and a half cents per share, an annual increase of 25 percent.
Lancaster, PA, May 26--May 25--Once upon a time, Armstrong World Industries thought it would be out of bankruptcy last summer, according to the Lancaster New Era.
Washington, DC, May 26--Sales of new U.S. homes sagged well below expectations in April to post their biggest monthly drop in more than ten years.
Dalton, GA, May 26--Rick Hamilton, North American Senior Commercial Manager for Dow Emulsion Polymers' carpet business, will retire from The Dow Chemical Company on June 30 after more than 29 years of service.
Pittsburgh, PA, May 26--From static-free flooring to more reliable cell phones, a Carnegie Mellon University spinoff sees green in the potential for conductive polymers--and so do some investors.