Kmart Shares Delisted
Troy, MI, Dec. 19--Bankrupt retailer Kmart Corp.'s shares will begin trading on the Pink Sheets electronic quotation system on Thursday under the symbol "KMRTQ.PK", ending an 84 year run on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Troy, MI, Dec. 19--Bankrupt retailer Kmart Corp.'s shares will begin trading on the Pink Sheets electronic quotation system on Thursday under the symbol "KMRTQ.PK", ending an 84 year run on the New York Stock Exchange.
London, England, Dec. 17--Britain's biggest floorcovering retailer, Carpetright Plc posted a 15.7% rise in first half profit and reported slowing same store sales growth at the start of the second half.
Dalton, GA, Dec. 18--The American Floorcovering Alliance (AFA) has formed a marketing relationship with Atlanta based LecStar Telecom, Inc.
Manchester, NH, Dec. 13--Flooring America has named five new members to its Advisory Council.
Wilkesboro, NC, Dec. 18--Lowe's, which is adding about 60 stores in the greater New York area over the next several years, will spend $80 million to $100 million to add five stores and improve existing ones in northern New Jersey.
Washington, DC, Dec. 13--Wholesale prices dropped 0.4% in November, the biggest decline in six months. The sizable drop in the Producer Price Index, which measures prices of goods before they reach consumers, came after wholesale prices jumped 1.1% in Oct
Stockholm, Sweden, Dec. 16--Graninge has signed an agreement to acquire the energy business area of the flooring manufacturer AB Gustaf Kahr.
Washington, DC, Dec. 12--Shoppers pushed sales at the nation's retailers up by 0.4% in November, the best showing in three months. Sales of furniture and home furnishings led the way
Linwood, PA, Dec. 11--Thomas E. Chorman, president and chief executive officer of Foamex International has been elected to the company's board effective immediately.
Midland, MI, Dec. 13--Citing two years of lackluster financial performance, Dow Chemical replaced its president and chief executive with the man who previously led the company.