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New York, NY, July 9--How much would you pay to slurp Coca-Cola with Warren Buffett (News), the world's second-richest man and arguably its most famous investor?
Atlanta, GA, July 8--Home Depot Inc. is banking on becoming the "handyman" for homeowners and professional builders...
Arnhem, Netherlands, July 8--Akzo Nobel, Deutsche Beteiligungs AG, and Harvest Partners Inc. have closed a deal concerning the divestment of Akzo Nobel’s Impregnated Papers business.
Kannapolis, NC, July 8--The story sounds straightforward enough: Broome & Wellington, a British textile firm, seeks to buy beleaguered Pillowtex Corp. for more than $350 million to expand its U.S. operations, as reported in the Charlotte Observer.
Yulee, FL, July 8--An Argentine company that makes ceramic and porcelain tiles may be bringing 170 jobs to Yulee when it begins manufacturing services there, according to the Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville.
Boca Raton, FL, July 8--Shares in QEP, the Boca Raton flooring tools maker, have more than doubled since they traded at $5.11 on March 17--closing Monday at $10.55, up 11 cents a share, according to the Palm Beach Post.
Baltimore, MD, July 8--Vertis, a leading provider of technology based marketing and advertising solutions, today announced a three year contract with Mohawk Home...
New York, NY, July 7--Office rents declined nationwide as the economy continued to shed jobs in the second quarter, according to a new survey.
Jacksonville, FL, July 7--Jacksonville may lack some of the glitter and culture of the country's big cities, but let's not worry about that.
Philadelphia, PA, July 7--U.S. building products suppliers' second quarter results may rest in part on the extent to which they cater to homebuilders or to household do-it-yourselfers.