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Johnson City, TN, Sept. 11--Mullican Flooring has signed a letter of intent to purchase Bluegrass Specialty Flooring of Bowling Green, KY, which manufactures solid unfinished red and white oak flooring, according to the Coalfield Progress.
Dalton, GA, Sept. 9--Tandus Group, Inc., which includes Collins & Aikman Floorcoverings and subsidiaries, reports earnings for the second quarter (13 weeks) and six months year-to-date (26 weeks) ended July 26.
Lancaster, PA, Sept. 9--A change in the ownership of Armstrong World Industries when it emerges from bankruptcy will be accompanied by a change in its board of directors, according to an Armstrong filing in bankruptcy court.
La Grange, GA, Sept. 8--Milliken Carpet and Rugs has entered into a licensing agreement for carpet tiles, broadloom and outdoor mats with TLC’s Trading Spaces.
Washington, Sept. 5-- Employers cut jobs for a seventh consecutive month in August, as the labor market remained in a funk despite a brightening economic outlook.
Washington, DC, Sept. 5--After surging to a record in July, home sales can be expected to dip slightly but hold at historically strong levels through next year, according to the National Association of Realtors.
Wilmington, DE, Sept. 4--DuPont Textiles & Interiors (DTI), a wholly owned subsidiary of DuPont, has announced that it will be called Invista effective immediately
New York, NY, Sept. 3--Manufacturing activity picked up strongly in August for a second straight month, but the employment picture remained grim.
Charlotte, NC, Sept. 2--Belgium-based textile equipment supplier NV Michel Van de Wiele is consolidating its Carolinas operations into a $1.5 million, 28,774-square-foot building that will serve as the company's North American headquarters
Lancaster, PA, Aug. 29--One of the oldest--and thorniest--issues in the protracted Armstrong World Industries bankruptcy case finally was laid to rest Wednesday. A bankruptcy court judge approved a $7 million settlement between Armstrong and its last 79