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Articles in September, 2000 issue of HFN: The Weekly Newspaper for the Home Furnishing Network

• WATERFORD NAMES GROUP PRESIDENT.
  by Kehoe, Ann-Margaret
• OBJET LESSONS.
  by Devine, Michael D.
• STRONG 2ND-QUARTER RESULTS SHOW PIER 1 ON REBOUND.
  by Zaczkiewicz, Arthur
• A SIMPLE PLAN; PILLOWTEX'S FIRST BED-IN-A-BAG ENSEMBLE GOES THE UNCOMPLICATED ROUTE.
  by Page, Melinda
• N.Y. TEXTILES MARKET WILL BE BIGGEST EVER.
• FLOOR COVERING NEWS.
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY, AMERICAN TEXTILES.
• RETAILERS LABORED OVER LABOR DAY -- IN A GOOD WAY.
  by Staff, HFN
• ELRENE PUTS SUNBEAM LABEL ON TABLE LINENS.
  by Musselman, Faye
• REV IT UP, DEALERS, BADCOCK'S MARKS BARKS.
  by Kunkel, Karl
• NORELCO RAZOR ADS HAVE SHARP EDGE.
  by Porter, Thyra
• GIBSON DEBUTS AT MACY'S WEST.
  by Thau, Barbara
• LACEY'S NEW FACES TO BUILD ON STRENGTHS.
  by Herlihy, Janet
• B2B WEB SITES OFFER A SHELF-FULFILLING PROPHECY.
  by Page, Melinda
• DAN RIVER AIMS NEW LINE AT GEN Y.
  by Page, Melinda
• DK'S HOMECOMING.
  by Page, Melinda
• WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY.
  by Musselman, Faye
• GIFTWARE MARKET GOES THROUGH A BABY BOOM.
  by Kehoe, Ann-Margaret
• ETHAN ALLEN TO EXPAND ANDOVER PLANT.
• FED MOVES SEEN DEFLATING HOME GOODS SALES GROWTH.
  by Zaczkiewicz, Arthur
• THREAD COUNT IS COUNTING MORE AND MORE IN SHEETS.
  by Page, Melinda
• THE YOUTH ROUTE FOR LANE; FURNITURE MAKER SEEKS TO FILL VOID WITH FOUR JUNIOR COLLECTIONS.
  by Bishop, Susan
• CROSCILL'S EVOLVING IMAGE.
• GEORGE CHAPMAN, HOUSEWARES VET, IS DEAD AT 74.
• AUGUST COMP SALES: DOG DAYS FOR MOST.
  by Zaczkiewicz, Arthur
• FOR NATUZZI AMERICAS, A FRANCHISE PLAYER.
  by Buchanan, Lee
• WHAT MAKES AN AD HIT HOME.
  by Goldbogen, Jessica
• DRAWING FROM THE PAST; GERRY NICHOL'S HOME GROUPING IS INSPIRED BY ANTIQUE TEXTILES.
  by Musselman, Faye
• NEWS BRIEFS.
• NEWS BRIEFS.
• A NATURAL CHOICE; SOME RUG SUPPLIERS ARE TAKING A COTTON TO COTTON AT THIS MONTH'S MARKET.
  by Honores, Crystal
• THREE FOR THE MONEY.
  by Shoulberg, Warren
• NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SEES MORE NATIONAL SCOPE FOR NTGA.
  by Bryceland, Kristen
• OUTSIDE INFLUENCES.
  by Devine, Michael D.
• A NOUVEAU NAME FOR THE RICH.
  by Goldbogen, Jessica; Page, Melinda
• TEXTILES NEWS.
• NORTHEAST GIVES KOHL'S A WARM RECEPTION.
  by Thau, Barbara
• BLANKETS AND THROWS: COVERING ALL BASES; SUPPLIERS ARE FOCUSING ON INNOVATION, VARIETY AND COORDINATION.
  by Musselman, Faye
• CLAIRE MURRAY LICENSING SIGNS EUROPEAN PARTNER.
  by Herlihy, Janet
• PREMARKET POINTS TO STRONGER FALL SHOW.
  by Staff, HFN
• A PORTRAIT OF THE QUEEN.
• IT'S NAIL-BITING TIME AS TEXTILES MARKET BEGINS.
• YOUNG CAN COOK; THE MARKET FOR CHILDREN'S COOKWARE GROWS UP.
  by Porter, Thyra
• PURCHASING EXECS RANK CRITERIA FOR PICKING E-MARKETPLACES.
  by Weber, Nathan
• DONNA DOES DOMESTICS A RUNDOWN OF THE FIRST HOME COLLECTION.
• THE JUVENILE MARKET: A GROWN-UP BUSINESS 3,100-PLUS BUYERS EXPECTED IN DALLAS FOR JPMA'S ANNUAL SHOW.
  by Bishop, Susan
• AHAM CAMPAIGN AIMS TO CLEAR THE AIR.
  by Beatty, Gerry
• FORMER PENNEY CEO DIES.
• WATERFORD CRYSTALLIZING GROWTH PLANS.
  by Zisko, Allison
• DIDDEL MARKS A MILESTONE.
  by Honores, Crystal
• HIGHLIGHTS ABOUND FROM THE CITY OF LIGHT.
  by Devine, Michael D.
• THE FRENCH CONCEPTION.
• FIVE HOME DESIGNERS EARN COTTON AWARDS.
  by Herlihy, Janet
• KOHL'S CHAIRMAN SET TO RETIRE IN JANUARY.
  by Thau, Barbara
• A STREAMLINED CALIFORNIA FEATHER IS GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS AGAIN.
  by Musselman, Faye
• QVC REVAMPS HOMESTYLE DIVISION, NAMES WHITNEY VP.
  by Porter, Thyra
• OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS.
  by Zisko, Allison
• NTGA SPEAKERS URGE WIDER USE OF WEB.
  by Bryceland, Kristen
• FORMER STORE OWNERS SUE LIVING.COM.
  by Buchanan, Lee
• QUESTROM TO EARN A PRETTY PENNEY TO TURN AROUND CHAIN.
  by Williamson, Rusty
• SOLUTIONS ARE THE ANSWER IN MATTRESS PADS.
  by Musselman, Faye
• ANALYSTS: HOME RETAILERS TO HANG TOUGH IN TOUGH Q3.
  by Zaczkiewicz, Arthur
• NEW SEARS CEO CREDITS HOME WITH HIGH POTENTIAL.
  by Thau, Barbara
• A TENDENCE REPORT; BUYERS AT THE FRANKFURT FAIR GOT A PREVIEW OF TRENDS HEADED THIS WAY.
  by Bryceland, Kristen
• FAMOUS-BARR PICKS PICKELL AS PRESIDENT.
• BUFFETT OFFERS A PILE FOR SHAW.
  by Herlihy, Janet
• MASTERCRAFT LIGHTS TARGET.
  by Meyer, Nancy
• NEW FORMAT A LIFESTYLE APPROACH.
• TRENDS IN THE BATH: SUMPTUOUS TO SILLY.
  by Herlihy, Janet
• BRICKS-AND-CLICKS: THE DOMINANT CLIQUE; HFN'S TOP-10 HOME SITES, RANKED BY UNIQUE VISITORS, POINTS OUT E-TAILING'S ELITE.
  by Nicksin, Carole
• FOR BATH MATS, STYLE MATTERS MORE THAN SUBSTANCE.
  by Weber, Nathan
• A NEW STANDARD FOR AIR CLEANERS.
  by Beatty, Gerry
• CATALOGER FOR SEARS, WARD SEES A YEAR FOR THE BOOKS.
  by Meyer, Nancy
• PHILIPS SET TO BUY OPTIVA.
  by Porter, Thyra
• NTGA SLATES EXEC CONFERENCE.
• IN BEDDING, THEY'RE BETTING ON A BETTER BED-IN-A-BAG.
  by Page, Melinda
• EXPO STEPS UP ROLLOUT, UNVEILS LAUREN EXCLUSIVES AT 20TH STORE.
  by Meyer, Nancy; Zaczkiewicz, Arthur
• THE WINNERS FOR 2000'S FIRST HALF.
• DIXIE GROUP EXPECTS LOWER Q3 EARNINGS.
• CRYSTAL, GLASSWARE EARN A TOAST.
  by Bryceland, Kristen

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