Magnussen Home sets ambitious growth goals

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The importer Magnussen Home Furnishings' sales have spiraled from $20 million a year to $110 million over the last six years, and president/CEO Jeff Cook has plans to increase the sales to $200 million over the next ten years. The increased sales have been due to the company's focus on organic growth. Cook discusses the company's strategies and growth plans.

Sales, profits & dividends, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit

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Wood sources explore new niches in Tupelo

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Furniture manufacturers find new niches to sell their products to lift up sales. Some have come out with metal casual dinning sets, others have used bright colors and hand painted designs to attract customers.

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Woodard sets China plant, realigns U.S. operations

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Woodard, a furniture maker, is close to finishing construction on a new plant in China. The company will also conduct a realignment of its operations in the U.S.

China, Facilities & equipment, Buildings and facilities, Woodard China

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