Tarkett Residential Expands Laminates with Madagas
Whitehall, PA, July 27, 2006-–Tarkett announced it will be launching Madagascar, a brand new collection in the Originals universe.
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Whitehall, PA, July 27, 2006-–Tarkett announced it will be launching Madagascar, a brand new collection in the Originals universe.
Bloomfield Hills, MI, July 27, 2006--Pulte Homes Inc., after the closing bell Wednesday, said its earnings in the second quarter slipped 20% from the year-ago period as the company navigates a decelerating U.S. housing market.
Chicago, IL, July 26, 2006--The Chicago Fed National Activity Index was +0.34 in June, up from –0.14 in May. Three of the four broad categories of indicators made positive contributions to the index.
Las Vegas, NV, July 26, 2006--When it comes to answering the question, “What is your favorite color?” Americans may shift from past preferences, according to Christine Chow, Director of Membership for the New York-based Color Association of the United Sta
Los Angeles & New York, July 25, 2006--KB Home have unveiled their co-branded community outside Atlanta, Georgia.
Washington, DC, July 20, 2006--The National Multi Housing Council will gather the nation’s foremost experts in student housing for a one-day conference in Chicago, IL on September 18.
Cincinnati, OH, July 20, 2006--Federated Department Stores said it has sold four mall department store locations to Target.
New York, NY, July 19, 2006--As Yahoo! and Google release their earnings results this week, and eMarketer has new online advertising figures.
Ashland, OR, July 18, 2006--The glass tile revival has been nothing short of remarkable. Architects and interior designers covet glass tiles’ versatility and unlimited design options and Hakatai Enterprises, Inc.
Minneapolis, MN, July 18, 2006--Slower-than-expected July sales growth at Target raised concerns that consumer spending was finally succumbing to high gasoline prices and a slowing housing market, analysts said on Tuesday.