Latest News in Auto Glass

  • Flower City Glass is proud to announce the launch of its all-new Web site at www.FlowerCityGlass.com. Launched on Tuesday, July 1, the Web site is Flower City Glass' latest initiative in an increasingly competitive field of online media, according to a PR Web release.
  • Japan's key stock index extended its sell-off to an 11th straight session July 3, its longest slide in 54 years, according to an Associated Press report the same day.Especially hard hit Thursday were glass makers, trading firms and iron and steel companies, on mounting concerns over a slowdown in the auto industry, the report states."It has become clear that car sales are declining, and so that...
  • Auto supplier Dura Automotive Systems said June 27 that it emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.Dura filed for bankruptcy protection in October 2006 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, blaming production cuts by major U.S. automakers, according to a report the same day on Forbes.com.
  • PPG AutoGlass, Pittsburgh, recently joined with Tennessee’s Western Reflections, a manufacturer and producer of doorlites and injection-molded frames for the door industry, to introduce residential door glass inserts as a business expansion opportunity for glass retailers. “Our Sundries Program now includes residential door glass inserts, offering our auto glass shop the opportunity to expand...
  • When David Burns took over Ray Sands Glass in 1983, he didn't know much about auto glass repair but figured he could grow the business beyond its mom-and-pop roots, according to a June 29 Democrat and Chronicle.com report.
  • Patty Caughman joined Glasspro, Charleston, S.C., as an accounts payable representative. Her responsibilities include managing vendor accounts, uniform inventory, registration of company vehicles and general accounts payable duties, according to a July 1 company release.
  • The 2008 International Master Fitter Competition will take place Oct. 21-25 during glasstec in Düsseldorf, Germany, announced officials of the International Automotive Glass Federation in a June 30 release.The competition is open to master auto glass technicians around the world who have won preliminary national competitions that adhere to Master Fitter criteria. A series of organizations and...
  • The former Safelite AutoGlass has closed a deal to acquire a former rival, a move that will bring the Columbus company about 1,600 workers and more than 200 service centers, according to a July 1 article from Columbus Business First.
  • The former Safelite AutoGlass has closed a deal to acquire a former rival, a move that will bring the Columbus company about 1,600 workers and more than 200 service centers, according to a July 1 article from Columbus Business First.
  • The 2008 International Master Fitter Competition will take place Oct. 21-25 during glasstec in Düsseldorf, Germany, announced officials of the International Automotive Glass Federation in a June 30 release.The competition is open to master auto glass technicians around the world who have won preliminary national competitions that adhere to Master Fitter criteria. A series of organizations...
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