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Articles in July, 2001 issue of HFN: The Weekly Newspaper for the Home Furnishing Network

• LINENS 'N THINGS PROFITS SLIDE AS SALES RISE IN SECOND QUARTER.
  by Zaczkiewicz, Arthur
• SERTA TAKES SLEEP SURVEY ON TOUR.
• AFTER HOURS AT SHOWTIME.
  by Bishop, Susan
• FINANCIAL BRIEFS.
• PICKING UP THE PAISLEY.
• RED TAG LAG; THE ECONOMY HASN'T LED RUG RETAILERS TO INCREASE THEIR DISCOUNTS.
  by Honores, Crystal
• HAMPTON INS.
  by Devine, Michael D.
• SIZING THINGS UP.
  by Kunkel, Karl
• NEW OWNER HAS NEW STRATEGY FOR OFFICEFURNITURE.COM.
  by Buchanan, Lee
• ONLINE HOME GOODS SPENDING DROPS 28% MAY PURCHASES DOWN FROM APRIL BUT ARE STILL UP FROM A YEAR AGO.
  by Weber, Nathan
• MICHAEL PAYNE: DESIGNER, MEDIATOR FOR THE SEXES.
  by Ratliff, Duke
• BOB WIDDESS DEAD AT 57.
• CORRECTIONS.
• THE MILLENNIUM CONTINUES.
• BIG RENOVATION.
• POLL: MICROWAVE OVEN USE ON THE RISE.
  by Porter, Thyra
• EXHIBITORS HIT ATLANTA ARMED WITH NEW MERCHANDISING TOOLS.
  by White, Jennifer
• DEBASIO FURNITURE CO-FOUNDER DIES.
• PENNEY'S E-COMMERCE PRESIDENT STEPPING DOWN.
  by Thau, Barbara
• CROWN CRAFTS SPLITS; INTO TWO COMPANIES.
  by Leizens, Leticia
• PHOTO STORAGE MAKERS PUT FASHION IN FOCUS.
  by Webb, Carla
• SURVEY: WAL-MART'S PRICES TOP COMPETITORS.
  by Zaczkiewicz, Arthur
• FRIGIDAIRE REVIVES SCRIPT LOGO TO SEPERATE BRAND FROM FIRM.
  by Beatty, Gerry
• HIGH COURT RULING MAY AFFECT COTTON.
  by Musselman, Faye
• THE LATIN COURTERS RETAILERS ARE GOING AFTER THE BURGEONING HISPANIC MARKET IN A MAJOR WAY.
  by Thau, Barbara
• 34 FURNITURE, TEXTILES PLANTS SHUT IN FIRST HALF.
  by Staff, HFN
• PHILLIP ROLLS OUT PRODUCTS WITH THE HOLIDAYS IN MIND.
  by Quail, Jennifer
• GLM, URBAN EXPOSITIONS OUTLINE PLANS FOR ATLANTA GIFT FAIR.
  by Bernard, Sharyn
• LACHAPELLE RESIGNS REED & BARTON SENIOR VP POST.
• OPPORTUNITIES ARE KNOCKING FOR SPECIAL-INTEREST TITLES.
  by Goldbogen, Jessica
• SUPPLIERS ARE PRIMED AND READY HEADING INTO AREA RUG MARKET.
• WESTPOINT LOWERS PROJECTIONS FOR Q2.
  by Leizens, Leticia
• LEGENDS IN THE MAKING.
• AMES AIMS TO RIDE OUT SLUMP BY CONTROLLING COSTS, INVENTORY.
  by Thau, Barbara
• RETAILERS CONTINUE TO PUSH CREDIT CARDS WITH BIG PERKS.
  by Zaczkiewicz, Arthur
• BRIDGING THE GAP.
• RETAIL DISTRIBUTION EVOLUTION PUTS LAMPS IN A NEW LIGHT.
  by Meyer, Nancy
• PRODUCTS THAT GET GOING WHEN GOING GETS TOUGH.
  by Beatty, Gerry; Buchanan, Lee; Musselman, Faye
• COMMERCIAL SUCCESSES.
  by Kunkel, Karl
• THE MATTRESS KINGS.
• LORD & TAYLOR EXPANDING GIFTWARE LINES.
  by Zisko, Allison
• INDIAN EXHIBIT BRINGS CULTURAL ELEMENT TO ATLANTA MARKET.
  by Honores, Crystal
• THREE BULB MAKERS JOIN LIST OF HARDWARE SHOW NO-SHOWS.
  by Meyer, Nancy
• WESTPOINT STEVENS GETS $165M CREDIT FACILITY.
  by Leizens, Leticia
• LECHTERS DEEMS NEW FORMAT A SIGHT BETTER THAN PREVIOUS.
  by Nicksin, Carole
• HOWARD MILLER CIRCLES GLOBE FOR VARIED STYLES IN CLOCKS.
  by Beatty, Gerry
• BACKPACK VAC MAKER SEEKS MORE CHANNELS FOR HOME MODELS.
  by Beatty, Gerry
• SDH LAUNCHES NEW LEGNA BEDDING COLLECTION.
  by Musselman, Faye
• FRISBY INTRODUCES COMFORTEMP NONWOVENS.
  by Musselman, Faye
• DOING THEIR HOME WORK; RETAILERS' BACK-TO-SCHOOL ASSORTMENTS ARE TARGETING THE DORM-BOUND GEN Y-ERS.
  by Nicksin, Carole; Thau, Barbara
• ECO LOGICAL.
  by Devine, Michael D.
• ITALIAN CERAMICS ON TAP FOR ATLANTA GIFT MARKET.
• SEALY IN NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH SEAMAN'S AND LEVITZ.
• ROLLING IN THE AISLES.
  by Devine, Michael D.
• THE 'DUTCHMAN' COMETH.
• KARAN'S FLAGSHIP STORE TO INCLUDE HOME LINE.
• TV HOST B. SMITH IS PLANNING TO EXPAND IN HOME FASHIONS.
  by Goldbogen, Jessica
• COST PLUS INC. EXPECTS TO MEET Q2 EARNINGS ESTIMATES.
  by Zaczkiewicz, Arthur
• LICENSING AGENT NAMES GOODWIN VP.
• TRANS-OCEAN SEES HEMINGWAY CACHET DRIVING ITS SALES.
  by White, Jennifer
• RETAILERS TO BREAK WITH TRADITIONAL AT ATLANTA MARKET.
  by Honores, Crystal
• CONSUMER CONFIDENCE RISES IN JUNE.
  by Weber, Nathan
• TUESDAY MORNING REVELS IN ODDBALL IMAGE.
  by Nicksin, Carole
• NEWS BRIEFS.
• WAREHOUSE CLUBS OFFER BIG BARGAINS IN RUGS, TOO.
  by Goldbogen, Jessica
• CLEAN BREAKS; CONSUMERS ARE LOOKING FOR LOW PRICES AND GOOD QUALITY IN MOPS, BROOMS AND OTHER CLEANING PRODUCTS.
  by Beatty, Gerry
• A HOUSE IN THE HAMPTONS.
  by Devine, Michael D.
• MAGNIGYING MOTIFS.
  by Honores, Crystal
• MAINTAINING MOMENTUM; AFTER A SURPRISINGLY SUCCESSFUL DALLAS MARKET, VENDORS ARE UPBEAT GOING INTO THE ATLANTA GIFT SHOW.
  by Zisko, Allison
• CULLED STORAGE.
  by Shoulberg, Warren
• ON THE LOOKOUT; VISITORS COMING TO SHOWTIME HOPE TO FIND A QUALITY APPEARANCE IN UPHOLSTERY FABRICS.
  by Buchanan, Lee
• TEXTILE BRIEFS.
• IN THE BLACK; THE DARK COLOR STOOD OUT ON A WIDE RANGE OF RUGS IN ATLANTA.
  by Honores, Crystal; White, Jennifer
• SHOWER CHIC.
• IMPORTER TARGETS SMALLER RETAILERS.
  by Bernard, Sharyn
• MACY'S OPENS TWO MORE FURNITURE STORES IN THE NORTHEAST.
  by Buchanan, Lee
• TEXTILES FIND A PLACE AMONG THE BULK ITEMS AT WAREHOUSE CLUBS.
  by Goldbogen, Jessica
• POPCORN PARTNERS WITH SCHUMACHER.
• DANSK WHOLESALE DIVISION FOLDING INTO LENOX.
  by Zisko, Allison
• NEWS BRIEFS.

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