By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, May 5, 2002
NASHUA, N.H. — Bernie & Phyl's Furniture
has broken ground on a three-floor, 86,000-square-foot superstore on the Daniel Webster Highway here. The project consists of two phases. Phase one, expected to be completed this fall, includes demolition of half the current 41,000-square-foot store and construction of 40,000 square feet of retail space on three floors. The store will continue to operate in 20,000 square feet of space.
Phase two, set to be finished by summer 2003, includes demolition of the remaining old store and construction of an additional 46,000 square feet of retail space.
The Nashua store will be the largest in the Top 100 store's chain.
Larry Rubin, left, chief financial officer and son of Bernie & Phyl's founders; Phyllis Rubin and Bernie Rubin, store founders; Michele Pepe, daughter; and son Rob Rubin, senior vice president.
Panjiva is the leading intelligence platform for global trade professionals. With detailed information on 1.5 million companies that do business across borders, Panjiva is the go-to source for information for global trade professionals who want to...
more
Shopatron is the world's leading provider of global eCommerce for consumer goods. With Shopatron, orders placed on branded websites are offered to a managed network of global partners for fulfillment, typically for assignment to local retailers...
more
Lectra is the world leader in integrated technology solutions that automate, streamline, and accelerate product design, development, and manufacturing processes for industries using soft materials. Lectra develops the most advanced specialized...
more
Red Gold, LLC is one of America's largest producers of tomato products. Offering premium quality ketchup, tomatoes and tomato juice at a more affordable price than other national brands, Red Gold is the right choice for today's foodservice economy...
more
Here is a sampling of some of the stylish new products catching dealers' eyes at the October High Point Market. For more coverage, see Furniture/Today's Nov. 2 print issue. When you're done viewing the photos in this Slideshow, more images of hot introductions also are available on the Furniture/Today Web site by clicking here.
The High Point Market is marking its 100th anniversary this April.
To help celebrate this milestone, Furniture/Today presents some pictorial
highlights of the past 100 years.
