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| For Martin Faith, the money is beginning to flow like wine - or is that whiskey? The smiley Scotsman's company, Scottish Stained Glass Corp., is believed to be the first in the nation to gather dozens of artisans to produce custom leaded-glass panels priced for the middle class, a crowd that typically doesn't splurge for such embellishment.The 9-year-old Centennial company's creations start at $150 and are expected to generate $3 million in sales this year, up $1 million over 2003.Teams that handle sales, design and installation allow Faith's 15 window builders to focus only on their craft.
| Zhejiang Glass says it will adjust its product mix to minimise the impact of central government measures to cool down the economy.``The efforts to curb over-investment will have a big impact on the property market and demand for construction glass will drop this year,'' Zhejiang Glass chairman Feng Guangcheng said yesterday after the company announced earnings doubled in 2003.The glass manufacturer will, however, maintain production of processed glass, which is used for construction, at 35 per cent of total output.
| Analysts at Banc of America Securities maintain their "sell" rating on Anchor Glass Container Corp (AGCC). The target price is set to $12.In a research note published this morning, the analysts mention that the company is expected to post healthy results in 2004.
| Let the sun shine through! The Oswego County 4-H program will sponsor a stained glass demonstration on Wednesday, April 14, from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
| 'The windows of the future, called Smart Windows, will potentially help save billions of dollars in cooling, heating and light costs for buildings,' said Mr.
| ABRA Auto Body & Glass, a Minneapolis-based damaged vehicle repair company, announced today the opening of their ninth repair center in Colorado.
| The Visteon/Boston Acoustics partnership is yielding new branded audio business for the Chrysler Group.The result of the Visteon/Boston Acoustics partnership is currently a custom-designed, engineered and equalized Boston Acoustics-branded audio system.
| Mexican stock ticked higher Monday, led by gains in glassmaker Vitro after the company said it was selling its stake in a fiber glass unit, although some traders expected a dip in market later.
| Asahi Glass Co. said Tuesday it has raised its group earnings forecast for the nine months to Dec. 31 due to the recovery in its glass business in Europe toward the end of 2003.
| PPG Industries reported fourth quarter net income of $122 million, or 71 cents a share, including an aftertax charge of $8 million, or 5 cents a share, to reflect the net increase in the current value of the company's obligation under the asbestos settlement agreement reported in May of 2002.
| Applied Films Corporation will report its second fiscal quarter financial results on January 21, 2004, followed by a conference call at 3:30 p.m.
| The city has ordered a local glass-recycling company to filter out the odors and glass particles drif-ting from its facility or face eviction.
| The Glass Goes Green trial is providing recycling bins to collect glass bottles from 25 pubs, hotels and clubs in Carterton, Eynsham, Witney, Long Hanborough and Church Hanborough.
| Southwall Technologies Inc. (Nasdaq:SWTX), a global developer, manufacturer and marketer of thin-film coatings for the automotive glass, electronic display and architectural markets, today announced that on November 11, 2003, it entered into a letter agreement with Needham & Company, Inc., for a proposed bank guarantee and equity financing package with Needham or its affiliates of up to $5 million.
| A £45m glass building could "float" 54 metres above a south London park if plans are given the go ahead. The design for the glass dome, which would be elevated over Crystal Palace Park, has been created by Wilkinson Eyre Architects - double winners of the architectural award the Stirling Prize.
| This trading update is aimed at providing an overview of the revenue and trading conditions experienced by BP during the third quarter ending September 30, 2003.
| Ferro Corporation announced that it has amended its five-year bank credit agreement, which will provide increased latitude for certain financial covenants.
| A pile of glass bottles and jars brown, green and clear all mingled together in broken pieces sits in a bin behind a Sugar Creek warehouse waiting to be reborn.
| The check is not in the mail but a U.N. official on Monday lobbied President Bush for a $1 billion interest-free loan so the United Nations could renovate its crumbling headquarters that marks the Manhattan skyline.
| Johannesburg - In a bid to sidestep the drama engulfing the legislation on plastic bags, the glass industry believes it has come up with a winning proposition for the industry and the environment.