Wholesale Inventories and Sales Up
Washington, DC, July 10, 2006--Wholesaler inventories rose 0.8% in May while sales increased 1.6%, according to a Commerce Department report.
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Washington, DC, July 10, 2006--Wholesaler inventories rose 0.8% in May while sales increased 1.6%, according to a Commerce Department report.
Toronto, Canada, July 6, 2006--NRI Industries has announced the launch of a new acoustical product specifically designed to reduce the transmission of airborne and impact noise through floors.
Birmingham, England, July 5, 2006-- Shares of flooring company Floors 2 Go plunged 10% after it posted a profits warning amid falling sales.
Chicago, IL, June 30, 2006--Business activity in the Midwest expanded in June, but at a slower rate than expected, a report showed on Friday.
Toronto, Ontario, June 28, 2006--American Biltrite won a Gold in the 2006-2007 Award for Design Excellence (ADEX) for the development of its new flooring product, Dura-Med. ADEX is one of the industry's most prestigious design awards.
San Antonio, TX, June 28, 2006--Tarkett presented sales awards to three Azrock sales managers at the Azrock annual sales meeting in San Antonio, Texas.
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, June 27, 2006--According to market research group Gartner, computers have become more reliable in recent years as manufacturers have improved designs.
Crystal Lake, IL, June 27, 2006--Most people don't immediately consider the environment when replacing the carpet in their basement or renovating the second floor with a new, wall-to-wall carpet.
LaGrange, GA, June 26, 2006--Visitors to the Milliken Contract Showroom during the 2006 NeoCon World’s Trade Fair registered more than 1,700 additional trees to southeastern forests through Trees for All.
Gainesville, GA, June 23, 2006--A former Hall County flooring supplier has been sentenced to three years in prison for racketeering, the Georgia Attorney General's Office said Thursday.