3M''s Income Up
St. Paul, MN, Oct. 21--3M Co., whose products range from Post-It notes and Scotchgard to industrial adhesives and asthma inhalers, said its third quarter net income rose to $545 million
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Law Firm Sues Sears
New York, NY, Oct. 18--A New York City law firm has sued Sears, Roebuck & Co. and its executives
Mohawk''s Earnings Soar
Calhoun, GA, Oct. 15--Mohawk Industries had record quarterly net earnings of $81.56 million (46% above last year) and diluted earnings per share (EPS) of $1.21
Manufacturing Slows
Tempe, AZ, Oct. 2—U.S. manufacturing activity contracted in September after seven straight months of growth, suggesting a nascent rebound has stalled.
Pergo Signs License Agreements
Trelleborg, Sweden, Oct. 8—Pergo has signed license agreements with three laminate producers: Kaindl, Kronospan and Kronotex.
Unemployment Down A Little
Washington, DC, Oct. 4—According to the Labor Department, the nation’s unemployment fell to 5.6% of the labor force in September as the struggling economy produced more than enough new jobs to offset payroll cutting by businesses.
Foamex Terminates GFI Cushion Deal
Linwood, PA, Oct. 4—Foamex International’s deal with Leggett & Platt for the sale of Foamex’s GFI carpet cushion business have been terminated.
Armstrong Looks To Refinance
Lancaster, PA, Oct. 8—Armstrong World Industries has filed papers with the court handling its almost two year old Chapter 11.
Assistant Broker Pleads Guilty
New York, NY, Oct. 3—The brokerage assistant involved in alleged insider trading by Martha Stewart has cut a deal with prosecutors, pleading guilty to a misdemeanor yesterday—a move that could spell further trouble for her.
Construction Spending Drops
Washington, DC, Oct. 2—Construction spending dropped by 0.4% in August led by cutbacks in private builders'''' projects including offices, industrial complexes and hotels, according to reports from the Commerce Department.