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Miami, FL, November 5--Lennar Corp warned that it may have to delay closings on 600 of the new houses it expected to deliver to homeowners in the current quarter in part because of slowing demand in Southern California and Las Vegas.
Washington, DC, November 4--Companies battling asbestos litigation felt optimistic on Wednesday that stalled legislation to limit corporate liability would be pushed through a Republican-controlled Congress after President George W. Bush's re-election
Washington, DC, November 3--The Institute for Supply Management said its monthly index of manufacturing activity fell to 56.8 in October from 58.5 the month before.
Auckland, New Zealand, November 2-- Feltex Carpets made a first quarter net profit of $4.4 million, in line with forecasts.
Plano, TX, October 28--JC Penney has named a former chairman and chief executive of Macy's to lead the department store company, replacing Allen Questrom.
Washington, October 27--New home sales rose more than expected in September, as low mortgage rates continued to fuel the housing industry throughout most of the U.S.
Washington, October 25--Sales of existing single family homes were back up again in September after two consecutive monthly declines, according to the National Association of Realtors.
Washington, October 22--The prospect of lengthening commutes is leading more Americans to seek walkable neighborhoods in close-in suburbs and cities, according to the 2004 American Community Survey.
San Diego, CA, October 21--David-Michael, an artist who has contributed his award-winning interior design talents to the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, is launching his own brand identity with the first of many product lines.
Morris Township, NJ, October 20--Honeywell International Inc. said Wednesday that third quarter profit rose 8 percent to meet Wall Street expectations on higher sales. Quarterly earnings were up to $372 million, or 43 cents per share, from $344 million,