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Los Angeles, CA, April 14--Liz Taylor’s House of Taylor Jewelry is partnering with Kathy Ireland Worldwide, a design and marketing firm with over $1 billion in annual retail sales, according to IDEX Online.
Oxford, AL, April 14--An Austrian-based wood products company could hire 700 workers at its first U.S. plant planned for the city of Oxford.
Honolulu, HI, April 13--The National Wood Flooring Association is expecting some 2,600 delegates to converge on Honolulu for its 20th Annual Education Conference and 2005 Wood Flooring Expo.
Washington, DC, April 13--Home sales are expected to soften to a better balance this year, with price gains slowing but remaining above historic norms, according to the National Association of Realtors.
Washington, DC, April 12--Continued U.S. consumer demand for imported goods and a further surge in textile imports from China boosted the trade deficit to $61.0 billion in February.
Beijing, China, April 12--The Chinese International Exhibition Company (CIEC) has announced a North American Pavilion will be organized for the 6th China International Floor Coverings and Carpet Fair.
Shanghai, China, April 11—-Domotex Asia/ChinaFloor 2005 has reached new heights in the Asian marketplace for floor coverings. Year after year, the show breaks records in number of exhibitors and visitors.
Corvallis. OR, April 11—-A new group of adhesives developed by researchers from the College of Forestry at Oregon State University may revolutionize a large portion of the wood products industry.
Dallas, TX, April 8--Surfaces 2005, in addition to having more exhibiting companies than ever before, increased attendance over last year, had a huge surge in Conference Program registrations and had more international companies participate in Surfaces 20
Muskogee, Ok, April 8--Tile manufacturer Dal-Italia announced Thursday it plans to double production at its Muskogee plant with the addition of two new machines by 2006, according to a report in the Muskogee Phoenix.