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| Talk about living an absolutely open life.Eight luxury units at the Third Avenue Lofts in downtown Scottsdale have see-through showers and bathrooms, separated from the main living area by a glass wall.
| PPG Industries has presented 11 Excellent Supplier Awards for superior performance in 2003. Award criteria included product quality, delivery, documentation, innovation, responsiveness, continuous improvement and participation in PPG's Supplier Added Value Effort ($AVE) program.
| A ground-breaking ceremony of the Dae-an glass factory, donated by the Chinese government to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), was held Thursday morning.
| DuPont today announced changes in management responsibilities for its investor relations and strategic planning functions.
| The L.E. Smith Glass Co. in Mount Pleasant is for sale. The factory is not closing, according to Martin Noonan, president.
| Corning Incorporated announced that on Wednesday, June 16, 2004 in China, it received a preliminary determination from the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) of the People's Republic of China asserting that Corning has dumped certain single-mode optical fiber products exported from the United States into China and caused material injury to the Chinese domestic producers.
| Led by major supplier Pilkington Automotive, the leading manufacturers of windscreen, rear screen and side window glass are launching what amounts to a "hallmark" scheme to identify exactly what properties are built into their products in different makes and models of car.
| Absolute Glass Protection, Inc. of Las Vegas, Nevada, announces that the Company has received requests for their new Automated Dry Lamination Process licensing program.
| Dr. Rose Ryntz, director for Advanced Materials Engineering at Visteon Corporation, has been named the 2004 recipient of the Women's Automotive Association International's (WAAI) Professional Achievement Award.
| Pilkington Plc, the world's largest maker of car windshields, said fiscal second-half profit rose 18 percent after the U.K. company cut costs and sold assets to help counter slowing demand in some of its markets.
| Jeremy Lancaster, in his final announcement as Chairman of Rexam prior to handing over to Rolf Börjesson at todays Annual General Meeting, is due to make the following statement:Following a strong group performance in 2003, Rexam continues to perform well in 2004.
| Owens-Illinois, Inc., (NYSE: OI - News) announces that all applicable permits have been granted for the Company's new glass container manufacturing plant near Windsor, Colo., about 60 miles north of Denver.
| Asahi India Glass Ltd has posted a net profit of Rs 20.28 crore for the quarter ended March 31, 2004 whereas it was Rs 5.90 crore in the quarter ended March 31, 2003, an increase of 245 per cent.
| Visteon Corporation marks a major step forward in the growth of the company's Aftermarket Operations with the launch of the GlassVantage(TM) Auto Glass Professional Network.
| Emhart Glass exhibited in the Glass India trade show at the Bombay Exhibition Centre. The company's representatives found that the two-day event was well attended by the many glass manufacturers from India and the surrounding region.
| Screen maker LG.Philips LCD has doubled the projected size of its IPO to $1.95 billion and set a July date for what would be the world's biggest technology stock sale of the year so far, a South Korean regulator said on Monday.
| Saint-Gobain, a producer of glass, isolation and construction materials and which already operates in this country, plans to double its sales revenues by 2008.
| Ardagh, the glass container manufacturer quoted on the Irish Stock Exchange, announced a pre-tax profit of 1.72m (£1.1m), against a loss of 30.2m, after the demerger of its UK and Italian glass operations.Turnover for the year to December was down from 318m to 42.7m.
| French industrial giant Saint-Gobain said it plans to invest EUR 60 mln in Poland and double the revenue generated by its Polish units to EUR 760 mln over the next five years, Jean Laronze, head of the company's Polish operations, told reporters Thursday.
| April 22, 2004--DURA Automotive Systems, Inc. reported revenues of $634.6 million for the first quarter ended March 31, 2004 compared to $592.8 million recorded in the prior-year period.