Milgard Closing Additional Plants
Following up an announcement that it was shutting down its Illinois facility, Milgard Windows
& Doors says it has additional plans to close plants in California and Arizona...read more |
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Pella to Close South Carolina Plant
By the end of 2011, Pella Corp. will close its vinyl window manufacturing plant...read more
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Jeld-Wen Closing Wyoming Plant
Citing continued weak demand, Jeld-Wen Inc. is closing its vinyl window plant in Cheyenne...read more |
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Spacer and Powder Coating Facility Opening in Florida
Glasslam CEO Steve Howes, in partnership with Pat Argento, owner of Hurricane Impact Glass & Aluminum, has purchased...read more |
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Royal Introduces New Logo and Brand Initiative
Royal Group has changed its name to Royal Building Products and launched...read more |
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By John G. Swanson, Editor/Associate Publisher
The presidential campaign has been going strong for some time on the
Republican side. We've had debates, straw polls, withdrawals from the
race, and a mix of front runners, including some who weren't officially
candidates. But given the fact that it's the first week of November and
we're now a year away from the real election, I thought it was time for
WDweekly's first poll of the 2012 campaign.
We don't have two
sets of candidates like we did four years ago. So the focus of our poll
will be on the slate of Republican candidates for now. Sorry Democrats, you'll have to wait.
Of course we want to hear from everyone. Post a comment or email me
to tell us why you're supporting a particular candidate or why you're
not. Are there any candidates you think will be particularly good for
the industry? Republicans, are you one of those still looking for a
Romney alternative? Are you happy with your choices? Are you still
hoping someone else gets into the race? And while Obama supporters can't
vote in this week's poll, you can share your thoughts too. |
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Will Your Business Mirror Harvard's Predictions?
A good portion of readers say yes, with the remainder fairly equally divided between optimists and pessimists...read more |
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