Interface Reports Loss
Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 18--Interface, Inc. today announced results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended December 28, 2003.
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AstroTurf Maker Files Bankruptcy
Leander, TX, Feb. 17--AstroTurf-maker Southwest Recreational Industries Inc., which installed an artificial playing surface at the Louisiana Superdome, has filed for bankruptcy protection and is going out of business.
January Housing Starts Fall
Washington, DC, Feb. 18--Home construction took its first fall in five months in January, making a larger-than-expected drop that was accompanied by a decrease in building permits.
Jobs Secure at Invista’s Seaford Plant
Seaford, DE, Feb. 18--Jobs at Invista's nylon plant in Seaford are secure, are in fact growing and shouldn't be negatively impacted by plans of prospective new owner Koch Industries.
Housing Market Index Off in February
Washington, DC, Feb. 17--Unusually bad winter weather across much of the country was at least partly to blame for a four-point decline in the National Association of Home Builders’ Housing Market Index (HMI) for February, released today.
Paint & Decorating Show Joins National Hardware Sh
Fenton, MO, Feb. 18--The Paint & Decorating Retailers Association (PDRA) show is moving in with National Hardware Show, May 10-12, 2004 at the Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas.
Judge: Faneuil's Friends Can Testify
New York, NY, Feb. 18--Friends of the star witness in the Martha Stewart trial will be allowed to tell jurors what he confided to them just after the domesticity maven dumped ImClone Systems stock, a judge has ruled.
Tricycle & Cobble Form Partnership
Chattanooga, TN, Feb. 16--Tricycle, Inc., a leader in surface simulation and design technology, announces a cooperating partnership with Cobble USA and Cobble Blackburn (UK).
Lawmakers Divert Funds for CARE Project, Among Oth
Washington, DC, Feb. 17--Researchers and companies working to prevent future power blackouts are seeing their federal funding slip away to lawmakers' home-district projects, including research on ceramic engines and burning recycled carpets as fuel.
Industrial Production Climbs
Washington, Feb. 17--Industrial production climbed faster than expected in January as auto makers once again revved up assembly lines.