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Chicago, IL, June 13--Today at NeoCon in Chicago, Tandus, a leading manufacturer of commercial floor coverings, unveiled blink, the first online sampling program that utilizes digital tufting technology to create custom modular and broadloom carpets.
Snelling, SC, June 10--Five years after announcing plans to build a plant in Barnwell County, Kronotex has begun production of laminate flooring with about 80 employees, according to State.com.
Thomson, GA, June 10--The saws and machinery are silent at the Thomson Oak Flooring Company. The company has liquidated and is closing its doors after 54 years of business, according to the McDuffie Mirror.
Beijing, China, June 9--China has become the largest destination of the hardwoods of the United States, said Theodore Rossi, chairman of the American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) in Beijing Wednesday in a press conference, according to Xinhua news servi
Washington, DC, June 9--Federal Reserve policy makers' jitters that surging home values could be an asset bubble ready to burst may be unfounded, a recent study published by the Cleveland Fed says.
Dalton, GA, June 8--X-ray fluorescence (XRF) technology will soon be used in testing programs for vacuum and extraction cleaners. Equipment that passes the test will receive CRI's Seal of Approval as well as certification from the Space Foundation.
Washington, DC, June 8--Lower-than-expected mortgage interest rates will push home sales to a fifth consecutive record in 2005, according to the latest forecast by the National Association of Realtors.
St. Louis, Mo, June 7--Solutia has reached an agreement-in-principle with Monsanto Company and the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors in its Chapter 11 case regarding the restructuring of the company.
Mooresville, NC, June 6--Lowe's said today that the company plans to build on its aggressive expansion plan by extending the reach of its stores into Canada. The company said it expects to open its first Canadian stores in Toronto in 2007.
Columbia, NC, June 6—-Shaw is expanding its Columbia distribution center, allowing it to service the entire state as well as parts of Georgia and North Carolina, according to the State.com.