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.
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Washington, DC, Sept. 25--Strong demand from the Pentagon wasn't enough to keep American factories humming in August, the Commerce Department said Thursday.
Killinchy, Ireland, Sept. 25--Around 160 workers are to lose their jobs at a Northern Ireland textiles company which went into receivership a month ago.
Eglisau, Switzerland, Sept. 25--The Forbo Group has concluded a license agreement with the Brazilian adhesives manufacturer Artecola Indústrias Químicas Ltda.
Fairlawn, OH, Sept. 25--Omnova Solutions Inc. swung to a loss for the third quarter, beset by flat sales, higher raw-material costs and restructuring expenses.
Lancaster, PA, Sept. 24--Let's look before we leap. That was the point raised Monday by a group in the Armstrong World Industries bankruptcy case, in one of a dozen objections filed against Armstrong's proposed reorganization plan, according to th
Charlotte, NC, Sept. 24--Lowe's Companies, Inc. will tell analysts and investors today in Charlotte at its annual conference that third quarter sales trends remain strong and the company remains optimistic about its current and future prospects.
Lancaster, PA, Sept. 24--Armstrong announced today that it will initiate a three to five percent price increase on selected residential vinyl sheet flooring products effective with shipments on December 1.
Atlanta, GA, Sept. 24--The Home Depot, the world's largest home improvement retailer, today announced plans to open a new store at 59th Street and Third Avenue in Midtown Manhattan next summer.
Georgia-Pacific said it is considering a sale of its $3.8 billion building products distribution division, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Goleta, CA, Sept. 22—A California company has developed and patented a line of ceramic tiles which look pretty -- and can withstand a hail of AK-47 bullets, according to Santa Barbara News-Press.