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Atlanta, GA, June 25--The GREENGUARD Environmental Institute has awarded noraplan rubber flooring, manufactured by Freudenberg Building Systems, with the GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality Certification for Low Emitting Products.
Trelleborg, Sweden, June 24—Pergo said today that Unilin Beheer, B.V. has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Pergo in U.S. federal court. It said the suit, which was filed on June 22, was based on Unilin's U.S. Patent No. 6,490,836.
Fairlawn, OH, June 23--Polymer and surfacing chemical company Omnova Solutions Inc. posted its first positive earnings report in the last six quarters, the company said Tuesday.
Dalton, GA, June 22--Window fashions are a strong add-on profit center for floorcovering stores. Window treatments are a $3.3 billion market. When people make flooring changes, they often buy window treatments to complement the new floor.
Atlanta, GA, Jun. 11--Home Depot Inc. CEO Bob Nardelli doesn't like to talk about his company's chief rival, but that doesn't mean he's ignoring it--he tours Lowe's stores when he travels around the United States.
Washington, DC, Jun. 10--Prices of imported goods rose at the fastest clip in 15 months in May as petroleum prices surged, surprising Wall Street and indicating the global economic recovery is fanning inflation.
Ridgefield, CT, Jun. 7--StarNet announced three Board appointments. Jim Creamer, president and CEO of Potomac Floor Covering and Chuck Rajner, VP of OCP Contractors were elected Director positions. Bob Sabosik, president of M.E. Sabosik, Inc., is the new
Atlanta, GA, Jun. 7--Witex USA has been acquired by an investment group including Bill Hamlin, KCA Capital, Chatham Capital and senior management.
Washington, DC, Jun. 4--Employers hired workers at a rapid pace for a third month in a row, validating Wall Street's view that the job market finally is healthy enough to permit the Federal Reserve to start raising interest rates for the first time si
Washington, DC, Jun. 3--The productivity of America's workers in the opening quarter of 2004 grew at a brisk 3.8% annual rate, faster than previously thought. Labor costs moved up.