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Economist expects speedup in activity this spring, slowdown mid-year, and re-acceleration into 2011
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Exemption for 50-employee companies reduced to 5 workers for construction industry employers.
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With "strong association" made, government now will try to determine extent of problem and find possible remedies.
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Hylbert's forecast suggests America's No. 1 LBM dealer has shrunk by nearly one-third in a year.
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Freedonia Group predicts growth rate for 2008-2013 will hit 2.4% per year.
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New Home Inc. stores will carry more than 200,000 eco-friendly products from more than 500 manufacturers.
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America's No. 2 LBM dealer will focus on 19 markets.
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Dealer and construction services provider has received $80 million in debtor-in-possession financing from Wells Fargo and other lenders.
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Economist David Crowe projects 490,000 starts this year and 649,000 starts in 2010.
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Trade group's prediction assumes just 432,000 housing starts this year.
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NLBMDA says grading stamp would allow for easier identification of eco-friendly materials.
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Executive says group now hopes to resolve long-running battle by year-end.
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No. 2 U.S. LBM operation is looking for a joint venture partner.
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A Goldman Sachs report circulates as Wolseley weighs a $1.4 billion rights issue.
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Stock Building Supply posts a $110 million loss from September through December on a 23% fall in revenue.
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Stock President Expects "Challenging" 6 Months, Remains Resolute
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ProBuild, the country’s largest lumber and building materials supply firm, has cut staff and facilities in past year, but plans to stick with long-term strategy of growing company and market share.