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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.
Zurich, Switzerland April 7--Forbo’s Board of Directors and Executive Board have welcomed the discontinuation of a takeover bid of the company by the investment firm CVC.
Dalton, GA, April 7--David E. Guest has been promoted to Southwest regional manager for Durkan Patterned Carpet.
Shanghai, China, April 7--Power Dekor, a company that sells wood-flooring materials, knew from its outset that being the industry's leader was the only way for a firm with a single product line to grow.
Frankenthal, Germany, April 6—-Tarkett, the German manufacturer of flooring, has formed a joint venture with Chilean wood panel company Aconcagua Timber for U.S. production of wood panels and laminate flooring.
Carrollton, TX, April 6--Eliane has recently boosted operations with the acquisition of new, state-of-the-art equipment that will expand its porcelain tile production to reach an estimated 75 million square feet annually.
New York, NY, April 4--Tai Ping, the Hong Kong-based supplier of distinctive floor coverings, announced the acquisition of Edward Fields, Inc.
Atlanta, GA, April 5--Mannington Floors, according to Adweek, is launching a new national broadcast and print campaign this week as part of an initiative it began last year to improve its marketing to women.
Thomasville, NC, April 4--It has been more than a year since Unilin Flooring NC LLC gave Davidson County its biggest economic shot-in-the-arm in recent memory, according to the Winston-Salem Journal.