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• Fuyao Group Glass 2009 net income rises 354 percent to 1.1 billion Yuan

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• Viracon announces sales leadership reorganization

By Jenni Chase 

Like you, I’m not immune to the seeming barrage of discouraging news regarding the construction industry out there. And frankly, sometimes I find it hard to see beyond the negative headlines. So, in an effort to brighten my outlook, I recently contacted several industry executives whose companies are doing well in this tough economy. ... read more

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