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When Tile Shop Holdings reported earnings last October, the company shocked most of us with the surprise announcement that founder Robert Rucker would retire as CEO at the end of 2014. Considering the flooring retailer's tumultuous year to that point, it should be no surprise the stock has been up and down since.
On Jan. 1 2015, Tile Shop's Chief Operating Officer Chris Homeister replaced Rucker as the company's CEO, despite only being with Tile Shop since October 2013.
With the fourth-quarter earnings report just around the corner, what should investors expect? Let's take a look.
New customer growth not likely to impress Since it's the slowest time of year for Tile Shop, much of the economic data we have seen covering the fourth quarter has been relatively muted.Through the first three quarters of 2014, sales grew by 12.9%, but that was completely due to new store openings. Meanwhile, same-store sales -- which only considers sales from stores that have been open for more than one year -- declined by 0.5%.
Due to the poor traffic and sales growth, the company projected fourth quarter same-store sales to range from up 1%, to down 1%, and for new sales growth to be driven by store openings. Meanwhile, earnings per share are expected to come in at $0.24, a large decline from 2013.
Combine these weak projections and the fact that the end of the year is not traditionally a strong quarter for home remodeling projects, and it's hard to think Tile Shop's fourth-quarter sales will impress Wall Street.
Look for new store opening activity, fiscal discipline While some analysts see weakness in Tile Shop's business and a lack of durable competitive advantages, it's important to remember that the industry is also in a malaise right now. Existing home sales -- a reasonably good macroeconomic metric for Tile Shop's business -- were poor again in 2014, though they started to slightly rebound in the second half of the year:
US Existing Home Sales data by YCharts
But even that rebound is still below historical levels. Until existing home sales ramp back up, Tile Shop is likely to continue operating in a challenging environment.
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Cases heard at Coventry Magistrates Court on Wednesday, February 4, included:
Nathan Anderson, 27, of Gravel Hill, Tile Hill, admitted failing to answer bail. 50 fine, 20 victim surcharge.
Jemma Lewis, 27, of Stoney Stanton Road, Foleshill, admitted soliciting in public for prostitution. 50 fine, 20 victim surcharge.
Paul Mander, 54, of no fixed address, admitted using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to case harassment, alarm or distress, and breaching a suspended sentence. 24 weeks jail, 80 compensation.
Nikara Beech, 28, of Wexford Road, Wood End, admitted failing to attend a drug dependency assessment, breaching a conditional discharge and failing to answer bail. Four weeks jail, 80 victim surcharge.
Dean Owen, 33, of Market Street, Warwick, admitted breaching a community order by failing to attend supervision. 160 fine, 85 costs.
Matthew Pritchard, 26, of Sir Henry Parkes Road, Canley, admitted breaching a community order by failing to attend unpaid work. Ten weeks jail.
Cases heard at Coventry Magistrates Court on Thursday, February 5, included:
Carole Brooks, 47, of no fixed address, admitted breaching a community order by failing to disclose current whereabouts and failing to maintain contact with probation. 26 weeks jail.
Andrew Edden, 40, of Riley Square, Bell Green, admitted failing to attend a drug dependency assessment. 110 fine, 20 victim surcharge, 45 costs.
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Pink tiles, popular in the 1950s, are maligned today but praised for their construction. Some find the color attractive.
When Stacey Lopis' friends see the bathroom in her 1960-vintage Hawthorne ranch, they all say the same thing: "You have to get rid of the pink tile."
Pink bathrooms.
They were built by the millions in 1950s and 1960s ranches, Capes and split-levels, but they get no love from today's home buyers even the young buyers who are drawn to other midcentury styles in architecture and design.
"As much as the midcentury modern look is back, it's still something that people are not going to find appealing," said Gary Silberstein, a real estate agent with Keller Williams in Woodcliff Lake. "Barbie's not back."
But one lover of 1950s design says pink bathrooms deserve more respect.
"Pink bathrooms are emblematic of the design of the period," said Pam Kueber, who started the websites savethepinkbathroom.com and retrorenovation.com after buying a 1950s ranch in Lenox, Mass. "If people could get their heads around pink bathrooms, they'd understand why something that looks so shocking today is actually a very appealing and wonderful thing."
Kueber said developers of suburban tract homes started installing pink bathrooms after first lady Mamie Eisenhower popularized the color when she wore a rhinestone-studded blush ball gown to her husband's inauguration in 1953.
Kueber started savethepinkbathrooms.com after watching people rip them out with "sledgehammer glee" on TV home-improvement shows.
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CONYERS Rockdale County Fire-Rescue is crediting a sprinkler system with containing a blaze that broke out early Thursday morning at 4D Printing Inc. on Irwin Bridge Road.
According to RCFR, firefighters were called to the structure fire at 1007 Irwin Bridge Road NW at about 1:15 a.m. where they found moderate smoke coming from the side of the building. The sprinkler system had been activated, and when firefighters entered the structure, they found that the fire was completely contained by the sprinkler system. Firefighters put more water on the smoldering print press unit and ventilated the building.
According to a press release from RCFR public information officer George Cox, the sprinkler system had recently been serviced and did what it was designed to do. Without activation of the sprinkler system, Cox said that the fire could have easily spread throughout the 30,000-square-foot business and consumed the building.
According to Cox, sprinkler systems are widely used in commercial and multi-family structures based on codes. However, sprinkler systems are gaining popularity in residential structures because of their effectiveness. Cox stated that sprinkler systems are designed to activate early in a real fire responding to heat, not smoke and do not activate in a non-fire situation. Each sprinkler reacts only to the fire conditions in its area, resulting in less water release than would occur if the fire department had to suppress the fire because later action means more fire, which means more water is needed.
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DUBLIN, Feb .16, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/j9x5b9/micro_irrigation) has announced the addition of the "Micro Irrigation Systems Market (Types - Sprinkler Irrigation System and Drip Irrigation System) - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2014 - 2020" report to their offering.
The research study titled Micro Irrigation Systems (Type - Sprinkler Irrigation and Drip Irrigation) Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2014 - 2020 provides in-depth analysis of the market and related sub-segments. The report strategically focuses on market segments based on irrigation system types, components, crop types and applications and provides market insights and data about the size and growth of each segment.
The report includes detailed analysis of the prevalent market trends and company profiles. To provide better understanding of the competition in market, the report also includes Porter's five force model analysis, value chain analysis, and market attractiveness analysis. The study on the global micro irrigation systems market has been conducted with an objective of providing a thorough coverage of underlying technological and economic issues driving the micro irrigation systems market. T
he report provides market data and forecast for micro irrigation system product types, crop types and application segments with an in-depth analysis of the global market, which has been further segmented on the basis of major geographical regions, from 2012 to 2020. The segmentation has been done to provide strategic insights for each category, enabling stakeholders across the value chain to gain considerable business intelligence.
The report aims to provide a comprehensive overview of market data and trends in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Rest of the World (RoW) for micro irrigation systems market. In addition, the report identifies factors driving and restraining the growth and future business opportunities in the micro irrigation systems market. The competitive landscape section in the report provides market share analysis of major players in the global market in 2013.
Companies profiled in the report include Netafim Ltd., Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd., The Toro Company, Valmont Industries, Inc., Hunter Industries, Inc., Lindsay Corporation, Rain Bird Corporation, T-L Irrigation Company and Reinke Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Key Topics Covered:
Chapter 1 Preface
Chapter 2 Executive Summary
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