• Marmo Machinery USA extends its contract with E.A.M. Technology Systems of Massa, Italy, as the exclusive distributor of E.A.M.’s CNC machines and waterjet machines for the United States, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean...
BILOXI, Miss. – Plans are taking shape from the broken wreckage of a memorial of one hurricane with a remembrance of two storms – including the one that destroyed the original monument. The Jackson,...
• Suzanne Wolf and Shawn Gilreath join the sales team of Wycoff, N.J.-based Alpha Professional Tools®. Wolf, with experience in the building materials and industrial supply industries, will be responsible for the New England...
NAPERVILLE, Ill. – A piece of limestone from the Pentagon walls damaged in the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks went missing from a local monument, presumably as the booty of some very petty thieves....
Stone-industry groups are offering help to those in the trade along the Gulf Coast affected by Hurricane Katrina. The Marble Institute of America (MIA) made a $5,000 contribution to aid victims of the storm,...
FLORENCE – It’s taken 500 years to verify the story, but now it can be told: The world’s most-famous work of stone is also the world’s most-famous remnant. The Guardian of London reported in...
• Trans European Securities International LLP, a European consortium, is set to acquire American Stone Corp. for $30 million. The purchase includes 900 acres of real estate in Lorain County, Ohio, that the consortium...
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – A waterjet-cut granite mosaic – among other bits of stone and mortar – is the target here of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). The Associated Press reports that the...
• Tri-Tech Solutions Inc. has been selected to demo its ETemplate Photo™ digital-templating software at the Council for Entrepreneurial Development’s (CED) InfoTech 2005 conference on Oct. 12 at the Sheraton Imperial Hotel and Convention...
UNSPUNNEN, Switzerland – In a world often torn by violent acts in the name of politics, not even the Swiss are immune. This summer, someone swiped a 176-lbs. rock. Not just any old boulder,...