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Atlanta, GA, August 29, 2006--Even with today's construction techniques, most buildings undergo natural wear and eventually need renovation.
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Atlanta, GA, August 29, 2006--Even with today's construction techniques, most buildings undergo natural wear and eventually need renovation.
Ayrshire, England, August 25, 2006--A Defunct carpet firm belonging to controversial Aberdeen businessman Ian Suttie has been ordered to pay out GBP160,000 to its former workers.
Washington, DC, August 24, 2006--Congoleum Corp. said Thursday in a regulatory filing that the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Trenton, N.J., has set a hearing for Sept. 11 to consider approval of its settlement with Century Indemnity Co.
Mercerville, NJ, August 21, 2006--Congoleum’s new engineered ceramic line, DuraCeramic, continues to grow with the addition of a new elegant stone design called “Rapolano” in five new color fashion.
Atlanta, GA, August 21, 2006--Every ball fired back and forth by the world’s elite tennis players in this year’s U.S. Open will carry a piece of rural New Zealand.
San Antonio, TX August 21, 2006--Vitromex USA, Inc., named Steve Gebbia to the post of regional sales manager for the North Central Region.
Richardson, TX, August 21, 2006--A summary of e-mail marketing metrics compiled and written by Harte-Hanks and its Postfuture e-mail business, reveals a current-day snapshot of delivery, open, click-through and opt-out rates.
Wellington, New Zealand, August 18, 2006--As the housing market slowed, carpet maker Cavalier Corporation suffer a 25 per cent drop in its surplus from normal trading activities.
Olean, New York, August 17, 2006--Wellsville Carpet Town Inc., has announced the promotion of two executives to oversee operations.
Washington, DC, August 17, 2006--Fewer Americans filed for unemployment benefits in the latest week even as the number of workers continuing to collect unemployment benefits hit a six-month high.