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• Photo gallery: Made in the shade
  More buildings sport sunshades as part of their energy efficient design. A look at the projects and products.
• Trends & analysis
  U.S. demand for advanced flat glass products to increase through 2014. Prices to follow suit.

Business news

• Affiliate of Sun Capital Partners acquires United Glass Corp.
• Polished wired glass shortage could last indefinitely
• Kawneer strike averted
• Compromise spending bill helps Sage manufacturing facility
• PPG 2011 first-quarter earnings up 13 percent
• Senators speak out against LRRP rules
• Fenetech to present at Glass Processing Automation Day

International news

• Taiwan Glass to launch low-E production

• Dorma Architectural Hardware names new president

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• First Arch, then Vitro America, now UGC. Who's next?
  By Jenni Chase
  First, Sun Capital Partners bought Arch Aluminum & Glass Co. Then, a Sun Capital affiliate purchased United Glass Corp. With a $5 billion investment fund at its disposal, the question now is: Who's next?
  
  
• From the fabricator: Buyer beware
  By Max Perilstein
  We all get the e-mails offering us great products direct from China at lower prices than ever before. Most of us ignore these come-ons. but recently. one group of e-mails crossed the line.

Klein USA, Elizabeth, N.J., will introduce Unikself, an addition to the company's line of interior sliding door systems, at AIAExpo 2011. ... read more

Glaziers overcome challenges to install ample glass at T.F. Green Airport 

Contract glaziers from Massey's Plate Glass & Aluminum Inc., Branford, Conn., overcame several notable challenges on the T.F. Green Airport Intermodal Project in Providence, R.I., a $267 million transportation hub that allows commuter rail service to T.F. Green Airport and Warwick, R.I.

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