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Washington, October 20--The record level of debt being carried by American households and soaring home prices do not appear to represent serious threats to the U.S. economy, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said Tuesday.
Chicago, IL, October 18--The Flooring Contractors Association (FCICA) finished its two day mid-year meeting here as an enthusiastic board of directors celebrated the organization’s accomplishments for the past year and made plans for the future.
Tempe, AZ, October 15, 2004 — The Institute for Supply Management announced the debut of several new online courses. Offered in ISM's online Knowledge Center, the courses provide education alternatives that are easy, convenient and cost-effective.
Dalton, GA, October 13—Durkan Patterned Carpet has developed ColorShield, a stain protection technology being incorporated into the company’s full line of print carpets.
Dalton, GA, October 5--More than 30 years ago, Mohawk created the floor covering industry’s first co-branding store program with its introduction of Mohawk ColorCenter.
Kabul, Afghanistan, October 4--Whoever wins Afghanistan's presidential election this week, the lives of Najiya, and Zakir Hussain, aged nine and 10 respectively, aren't going to change much.
Issaquah, WA, October 1-- Costco's fourth-quarter sales rang up below Wall Street's expectations, but analysts aren't too concerned about a major hit to earnings.
Washington, DC, September 30--Personal income rose 0.4% in August, according to a Commerce Department reported issued Thursday. It was the largest increase since May.
Dalton, GA, September 29--James (Jim) Shanahan has been appointed regional sales manager, Atlantic Region, by FieldTurf. Shanahan will be based in Philadelphia.
Atlanta, GA, September 28--Caraustar Industries announced that it will raise prices on all paper tube and core product lines by a minimum of five percent.