NRDC Closes on Fortunoff Buyout (InfoBolsa)
07/03/2008 19:52:00 Business Wire NRDC Equity Partners has officially acquired the Fortunoff Company in a $110 million closing that included a $30 million contribution intended to cover the company s customer obligations.
14 ways to make what's old new again (Detroit Free Press)
OK, you've put it off long enough. It's time to clean your house. (And can you take down your Christmas lights while you're at it?) But that doesn't mean producing bag after bag of garbage. Given fears of a recession and worries about overflowing landfills, there's new incentive to find second lives for many household items. "We can't afford to keep living disposable lives," said Lori Baird, a ...
River flooding spurs emergency warning (The Intelligencer)
Possible rainstorms today and Saturday could only make things worse, leading to even more flooding by Sunday afternoon.
Environmentally-Friendly Outdoor Furniture (PRWeb)
Surprisingly, urniture makes the most eronmental sense. (PRWeb Mar 5, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/03/prweb731064.htm
CoStar's Retail News Roundup: Mar. 9 to 15, 2008 (CoStar Group)
This week in the Retail Roundup, CoStar reports on February retail sales and employment; expansions or new concepts Urban Outfitters, PetSmart, Famous Footwear, Naturalizer, Staples, Perfumania, Coldwater Creek, Publix, Longs Drugs, Big Lots, Kids 'R...
Recycling your stuff (The Fayetteville Observer)
Springtime is here again, and with it the annual tradition of cleaning house. But that doesn?t have to mean bag after bag of garbage. Given fears of a recession and worries about overflowing landfills, there?s new incentive to find second lives for many household items.
Find new uses for old things this spring (Asbury Park Press)
Springtime is here again, and with it the annual tradition of cleaning house. But that doesn't have to mean bag after bag of garbage.
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