High Point retailer serving jail time

Article Abstract:

Kenneth Cornelison, a furniture retailer in High Point, North Carolina, has started serving his jail sentence of six to eight months for bilking customers. Cornelison admitted to charging customers more than $200,000 for furniture that was never delivered to them.

Legal issues & crime, Police Protection, Legal/Government Regulation, Fraud, Company legal issue, Cases, Discipline, Furniture industry, High Point, North Carolina

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Badcock recognizes top associate dealers

Article Abstract:

W.S. Badcock one of the top 100 store chain has recognized its top associate dealers at the semiannual dealer meeting at Nashville Tennessee, the list of top performers are also presented.

Organizational history, Tennessee, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, Company organization, W.S. Badcock Corp.

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Top 25 U.S. furniture retailers

Article Abstract:

Rankings of the top 25 furniture retail stores in the United States in 2005 are presented.

United States, Rankings, 2005 AD

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