Solutia Refinancing Update
St. Louis, MO, Sept. 29--Solutia Inc. today announced that it has received a firm commitment from a lender to refinance its existing revolving credit facility and anticipates finalizing the transaction shortly.
Today's Flooring News
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Surfaces To Kick Off With Kool & the Gang
Dallas, TX, Sept. 30--Surfaces 2004, the floorcovering industry’s main event with more choices for attendees, is the can’t-miss opportunity of the year.
Schools Using Variety Of Flooring
Overland Park, KS, Sept. 25--When you walk through a school, do you hear the rhythmic clacking of heels on tile or terrazzo, or the muffled sound of shoes absorbed by carpeting?
Feltex To Revise Coal Burning Policy
Christchurch, NZ, Sept. 28--Carpet manufacturer Feltex has revised its position on plans to burn coal at its Riccarton factory.
Personal Spending, Income Rise
Washington, DC, Sept. 29--U.S. personal spending posted another healthy gain in August, the government said on Monday in a report boosting hopes the crucial household sector will be able to support the shaky economic recovery.
Mohawk Disputes Suit
Chatsworth, GA, Sept. 26--A police officer's April death at a Mohawk Industries plant here was his own fault, attorneys for the company say, according to the Daily-Citizen.
Home Depot Recognizes Suppliers
Atlanta, GA, Sept. 26--The Home Depot has recognized more than 14 companies for their outstanding performance and product innovation at its Annual Supplier Partnership Meetings.
Solutia Adds TieTek To 'Partners For Renewal&#
St. Louis, MO, Sept. 26--Solutia Inc. continues to expand its "Partners for Renewal" program, formally recognizing and working with companies like TieTek, who are leaders in the area of carpet sustainability.
New Home Sales Up In August
Washington, DC, Sept. 25--Sales of new U.S. homes in August rose to the second highest rate on record, the government said on Thursday in a better-than-expected report.
Durable Goods Orders Slip
Washington, DC, Sept. 25--Strong demand from the Pentagon wasn't enough to keep American factories humming in August, the Commerce Department said Thursday.