
April 2011 News
Stanley Black & Decker sales up 9%
Stanley Black & Decker said its first quarter sales increased by 9 percent to $2.4 billion compared to the same period last year.
Commercial Real Estate Market Exceeds Forecasts
The commercial real estate market is bouncing back with a vengeance and exceeding forecasts from analysts.
Delta move progresses on schedule
DELTA Power Equipment transitions to new ownership and new facility in Anderson, South Carolina.
Self Healing Concrete
Biological concrete could usher in a new era of self-healing civil structures.
Google adds $168M to solar power plant
Google has invested $168 million in a solar power project in northeastern San Bernardino County.
Fastenal sales up 23 percent
The Fastenal Company reported sales climbed 23 percent to $640.6 million in the first quarter.
The Home Depot Foundation Pledges $30 Million to Veterans Housing Issues
Grants to be supported with associate volunteers from The Home Depot; Initial partners to include Fisher House Foundation, Volunteers of America and The Mission Continues.
AEM launches I Make America campaign
National effort combines the voices of 850+ member companies to promote job growth in U.S. construction, agriculture, forestry, mining and utility industries.
Advance Website Features Improved Design
Website allows users to quickly access product information, service manuals and parts lists by product category or market.
CSDA Rolls Out Concrete Cutter Certification Program
Program will certifiy concrete cutting and drilling companies in cutting and business operations processes, with goal of achieving ISO9000 compliance.
NAED Launches Branch Manager University
Training program focuses on four categories: Customers, Operations, Financials, and Employees.
AmeriSus Partners with HomeSphere
Home development coalition to utilize rebate management systems, industry connections.
BeA Fasteners USA Opens New York Office
German pneumatic tool and fastener manufacturer BeA-Group set to expand US operations by opening New York office.
Construction Spending in U.S. Decreased More Than Estimated in February
Construction spending in the U.S. fell more than forecast in February, indicating the economic recovery has not yet spread to the building industry.