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Lancaster, PA, September 27--Once regarded as merely a functional item, moulding accessories are now making a fashion statement and are starting to share the limelight with the vast array of flooring styles available in today’s market.
Shrewsbury, NJ, September 23-- Wellman Inc. said the Department of Justice's antitrust unit notified the company that it won't be seeking an indictment of Wellman or any of its employees on allegations of price fixing in the polyester staple fiber
St. Louis, MO, September 22--Hurricane Ivan affected Solutia Inc.'s Integrated Nylon operations at Pensacola, Fla., and Foley, Ala., and its CPFilms operations at Martinsville, Va.
Washington, September 21-- Following a strong bump up in August, builder confidence in the market for new single family homes edged down this month but remained within the narrow range maintained since this time last year, according to the latest NAHB, Ho
Menomonee Falls, WI, September 20--Kohl's has named a former Federated Department Stores executive to oversee shoe and home departments, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Washington, September 15-- Industrial output rose less than expected in August amid sharp declines in utilities and mining output, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday.
Calhoun, GA, September 14--Mannington Commercial has introduced Variations, a natural random pattern-simple yet elegant and sophisticated-that is reminiscent of raw silk.
Beijing, September 14-- A top U.S. commerce official said he told China to expect American textile makers to seek new limits on Chinese imports as global quotas on textiles are set to expire on Jan. 1, and U.S. firms are already bracing for a flood of che
Charlotte, NC, September 10--National Gypsum has announced plans to increase production of cement backerboard by adding a fourth plant to that business line. The plant will be located in Clinton, Indiana.
New York, September 8--The red-hot housing market is showing its first signs of cooling, and the balance of power between buyers and sellers has begun to shift.