October 23, 2007 | Vol 2, Num 43
e-glass weekly, your weekly source for industry news and financial data
Special report: Midwest Glass Conference
Education, training critical to industry survival
Conference highlights market conditions, safety, customer service
News to know
AAMA storms Orlando
More top stories
Product spotlight
Neutral gray low-E glass
Financials
Bleak predictions for construction and the U.S. economy
Business headlines
e-Poll
Commercial construction in 2008 will most likely:
Continue with strong growth
Grow, but at a slower pace
Level off
Decline



Last week's poll results: 
If you sold your company, what would you do afterward?

46.67%: Retire (Golf! Fish! Something!)

22.67%: Consult

16.00%: Start a new non-glass business

9.33%: Continue with acquirer

5.33%: Buy another business

News to know

More top stories

Philippines pushes consumer education on flat glass at expo
The Department of Trade and Industry of the Philippines organized the Consumer Welfare and Product Safety and Quality Standards exhibition to educate consumers about the importance of quality on products including flat glass, according to an Oct. 17 article from The Business Inquirer in the Philippines. The expo, held Oct. 11-14, displayed about 80 products that meet the Philippine National Standard … read more

Craftsman Fabricated Glass acquires license from Research Frontiers
Research Frontiers Inc. of Woodbury, N.Y., issued a manufacturing license to Craftsman Fabricated Glass Ltd. of Houston to make SPD-Smart laminated glass and plastic products with an SPD light-controlled film, according to an Oct. 18 Research Frontiers press release. Research Frontiers’ SPD light-controlled film allows users to control and rapidly change the amount of light coming through the film.

The license allows Craftsman to produce glass and plastic panels for SPD-Smart windows, skylights, sunroofs, partitions, light tubes and other products, according to the release … read more

New York sees nonresidential building boom
New York City will spend $83 billion on new construction in the next three years on apartments, offices and high-profile projects such as the World Trade Center redevelopment site, according to an Oct. 16 Newsday article. Spending on commercial buildings, schools and hospitals has doubled since 2005, according to the article … read more


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