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By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, July 23, 2006

A story on page 47 of the July 10 issue incorrectly described a finance arrangement involving GE Capital Solutions and Amtech Management Ltd., a Chinese exporter. Under the new Trade Flow Finance program, Amtech will pay finance costs for a 60-day period on products sourced from Chinese factories that fall under Amtech Management's corporate umbrella. The interest-free finance program is aimed at lowering import costs for retailers and other U.S. importers who order mixed containers.
The photo of Hamilton & Spill's Paolo sofa that was intended to appear on page 41 of this issue was cropped out due to a production error. Here is the correct version of the photo.
A story on page 10 of the July 17 issue about Bob Ellsweig joining Microfibres did not make clear that Covington Upholstery Fabrics was a division of Covington Inds., which was purchased by Covington Holdings LLC and now trades as Covington New York.
A story on page 8 of the July 17 issue contained an incorrect photo identified as Ken Van Elslander of Warren, Mich.-based retailer Art Van Furniture. Here is the correct photo.

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