SAN FRANCISCO --- Driven by its Pottery Barn, West Elm and Pottery Barn Kids brands, retailer Williams-Sonoma said profits rose 12.6% in the quarter ended Oct. 28 on an 8.9% jump in sales. The company said all three recorded double-digit ...
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MISSISSAUGA, Ontario --- Its short-term consumer loan operations continue to drive growth for Easyhome in the third quarter as its core merchandise leasing business suffered a slight setback during the period, even though furniture sales ...
TORONTO --- After announcing its blockbuster decision earlier this week to acquire its archrival The Brick, retailer Leon's Furniture posted a 15% decline in net profit for the recently ended third quarter, attributing the fall to increased ...
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Bucking the trend of shifting manufacturing overseas, the partnership between CobraHead Tools and Green Bay Drop Forge shows how Wisconsin manufacturing can produce a quality product and retain local jobs. CobraHead’s founder, Noel ...
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At a formal ceremony, Rieter handed over the K 45 compact spinning machine to the EGE University in Izmir. The K 45 compact spinning machine concerned is a very special machine: Rieter presented this machine in 2011 at the ITMA in ...
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. --- Manufacturer and importer Chromcraft Revington said third-quarter sales rose 3.4% on an uptick in shipments of commercial office furniture. The company, whose brands include Chromcraft, Cochrane, Peters-Revington ...
ATLANTA --- Havertys' board is rewarding the Top 100 retailer's stockholders with a special dividend of $1 per common share and 95 cents per Class A common share, the company announced Tuesday. The amounts are in addition to the regular ...
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Toyo Engineering Korea Limited, a Korean subsidiary of Toyo Engineering Corporation, has been awarded a contract to build Ethylene Oxide (EO) and Ethylene Glycol (EG) plant with the capacity of EO 80,000 t/y and EG 205,000 t/y planned by ...
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US-based casual dining restaurant chain Max&Erma's is planning to offer traditional home-style meals on Thanksgiving Day at all its restaurants. The holiday menu will include a choice of butternut squash soup or garden salad,slow-roasted ...
Saudi Cement Company, one of the largest producers of cement in the Kingdom, has announced plans to replace three of its existing cement mills with two new lines that have a higher capacity. The three old mills have a capacity of 360 tons ...
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Promoters of a multi-million dollar cement plant in Oman s northern city of Al Duqm are identifying mines for the project s main raw material limestone in the area, Times of Oman has reported, citing unnamed sources. The Duqm cement project ...
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Union Cement reported a turnaround in its profitability despite flat sales in the first half of the year. The company said that net profit for the first nine months grew to $12.2m, compared with a loss of $7.3m during the same period last ...
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The Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) has approved the use of Alcon's Nevanac in patients suffering from diabetes to minimize the possibility of postoperative macular oedema (MO) coupled with cataract surgery. The approval allows the ...
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The latest batch of reports from the just-food research store includes a look at sustainability strategies, analysis of Europe's dairy industry and a focus on global snacking. SUSTAINABILITY Sustainability in the Global Food and ...
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Japanese consumer electronics firm Panasonic is to axe 8,000 jobs by the end of March 2013 as it continues its restructuring plans. The company has already axed 38,800 staff in a bid to return to profit, and the additional cuts will mean ...
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