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| Upon approval at the Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders on March 30, 2004, Asahi Glass Co., Ltd. (AGC, Headquarters: Tokyo) revamped its management team and established a new structure under Masahiro Kadomatsu, who was recently appointed to the position of President & CEO.
| Instead of blocking a shot, high school senior Brett Turman shattered his lifelong dreams. The accident cost him the full use of his right hand and any chance for a college basketball scholarship.
| Visteon Corporation announced that it has accepted and purchased $250,022,000 aggregate principal amount of its 7.95% Notes due 2005 that were tendered in response to its previously announced tender offer.
| Kenneth Lovejoy of Owens-Illinois Inc., which will open a $119 million glass-bottle manufacturing plant in Windsor in January 2005, will speak next week at the annual meeting of the Greeley/ Weld Economic Development Action Partnership.The luncheon meeting is at 11:45 a.m.
| The country's glass production will continue to increase this year on the basis of 2003's record high output, which is expected to push sales revenues higher.
| The pair of new apartment buildings designed by Richard Meier is the rarest of things in Manhattan: distinctive, original residential architecture.
| At first glance, "self-cleaning window" seems an oxymoron. But to the delight of many homeowners, there's nothing at all odd about window glass that sheds rain - along with dirt and grime - like water off a duck's back.
| Asahi Glass Co. plans to spend as much as $500 million to build a plant in South Korea to make glass used for flat panel screens, Korea Economic Daily reported, citing an unidentified government official.
| Since Norman Lamp retired, hes spending more time working on stained-glass projects. He just completed a 5- by 6-foot window in four panels that shows the globe for Cedar Lake Christian Center in Cedartown, Ga., where his son lives.
| Asahi Glass Co. plans to spend as much as $500 million to build a plant in South Korea to make glass used for flat panel screens, Korea Economic Daily reported, citing an unidentified government official.
| PPG Industries (NYSE:PPG) and Kansai Paint today announced they have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding and entered into negotiations for the creation of an alliance.
| Receivers have been called in to the glass-making firm Caithness Glass. The move places 150 jobs under threat at the company which has manufacturing centres in Wick, Perth and Oban.
| A company that sells glass designed to withstand blowtorch flames said its product could help protect buildings from future terrorist attacks.Pilkington North America opened a processing facility in Toledo in December to sell the fire-resistant glass, which has been available in Europe for 20 years.
| The new $1 billion Hyundai automative assembly plant in Montgomery may be nearly 100 miles from Talladega County, but it is having an economic impact locally.
| Following yesterday's 0.25% rise in the Bank of England's base interest rate, Glass's Market Intelligence Service has made a prediction about how further rate increases might affect sales of new and used cars purchased on finance.
| Anchor Glass Container Corporation announced that it will release its results for the fourth quarter and full year 2003 after market close on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2004, and will hold a conference call the following day, Friday, Feb. 13, at 11:00 a.m.
| Glass blocks are making a comeback as building materials according to German company Saint Gobain which produces the Solaris line, certified to the stringent standards of ISO 9002.
| The Al Quoz-based producer is not only making major forays into highly competitive international markets, but is continuing to consolidate its position on the home turf by bagging major contracts from prestigious clients. 'Our single-largest order is from Emaar Properties' on-going Dubai Marina project.
| The 2004 Dodge Durango features side windows, or sidelights, made of Safe and Sound automotive glass by PPG Industries in the Chrysler Group's first use of the laminated glass windows as standard equipment, helping to reduce cabin noise and protect against break-ins.
| Asahi Glass Company, Ltd. (Tokyo Stock Exchange: 5201:JP) has acquired a sublicense from its affiliated company, AP Technoglass Co, to use the SPD-Smart Light Control Technology of Research Frontiers Incorporated.