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Builder reports $127.2 million in earnings for 4Q 2009, which reflects a $142.6 million tax refund.
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Feb. 7--Las Vegas homebuilder Wayne Laska isn't going into hibernation.
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Atlanta-based builder reports improved orders for 2010's first quarter.
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California-based builder manages to earn 31 cents per share in 4Q, thanks to tax refund.
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Higher January sales orders could suggest a busy spring selling season.
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CEO Tomnitz sets goal for four profitable quarters fin 2010.
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Post-bankruptcy, the Florida-based builder sells off "non-core" assets.
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Regis Homes in Northern California is winning its bet on building to meet pent-up demand.
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Executives are expecting the company's earnings to turn positive in 2010.
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Executives say the results came from hard work, not increasing community count.
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Charter Homes, which offered same benefit for December sales, wants to assuage buyers' fears about missing April 30 deadline.
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Builder's Editor in Chief recaps the week's top stories from Las Vegas.
Between 50,000 and 55,000 people attended this year’s show in Las Vegas.
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Business will continue as usual, according to window maker.
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Based on its performance in 2009, your company may be eligible for this year’s BUILDER 100 and Next 100, the industry’s premier list of the nation’s largest home builders.
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Builder Editor in Chief Denise Dersin recaps day one in Las Vegas.
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Purchases made with small-business credit card will earn reward points redeemable for gift cards.
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Despite a landmark fair housing settlement between the National Fair Housing Alliance and the A.G. Spanos Cos. announced earlier this month, the pace of fair housing lawsuits levied against multifamily developers is likely to continue unabated, said a panel of experts at the International Builder Show (IBS) in Las Vegas earlier this week.
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Builder's Editor in Chief offers a sneak peek of this week's upcoming news coverage
How to make the most of your visit to Las Vegas for the 2010 International Builders Show.