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CRL’s “All Glass Look” Sprinter Van T-Vent Windows
Mar. 1, 2010 - The all-new Sprinter Van now has “All Glass Look” Sprinter Van T-Vent Windows from C.R. Laurence Co., Inc. to complement their contemporary design. Configured to fit within the OEM stampings, these T-Vent windows provide a customized OEM look.
Mar. 1, 2010 - The all-new Sprinter Van now has “All Glass Look” Sprinter Van T-Vent Windows from C.R. Laurence Co., Inc. to complement their contemporary design. Configured to fit within the OEM stampings, these T-Vent windows provide a customized OEM look.
Owner of DECO Windshield Repair named top entrepreneur
Feb. 18, 2010 – Justin Kathan, owner of DECO Windshield Repair in Calgary, has been named Manitoba Champion by Advancing Canadian Entrepreneurship (ACE), a Toronto-based non-profit organization.
Feb. 18, 2010 – Justin Kathan, owner of DECO Windshield Repair in Calgary, has been named Manitoba Champion by Advancing Canadian Entrepreneurship (ACE), a Toronto-based non-profit organization.
Mitchell launches GlassMate 6.0 and GlassMate Mobile
Feb. 4, 2010 – Mitchell International has announced the launch of GlassMate 6.0 and GlassMate Mobile. GlassMate software is a point-of-sale system designed to deliver efficiency and automation to the auto glass repair and replacement market.
Feb. 4, 2010 – Mitchell International has announced the launch of GlassMate 6.0 and GlassMate Mobile. GlassMate software is a point-of-sale system designed to deliver efficiency and automation to the auto glass repair and replacement market.
Safelite donates to Haiti relief
Jan. 20, 2010 – Safelite Charitable Foundation announced today it will donate $20,000 to the American Red Cross' relief efforts and $5,000 to Hands Together, an organization operating a school and clinic in Port-au-Prince.
Jan. 20, 2010 – Safelite Charitable Foundation announced today it will donate $20,000 to the American Red Cross' relief efforts and $5,000 to Hands Together, an organization operating a school and clinic in Port-au-Prince.
Boyd Group founder handing over the reins
Jan. 13, 2010 – One year after a devastating accident that left Terry Smith hospitalized for almost six months, the founder and CEO of the Boyd Group Income Fund is stepping down to become executive chairman of the collision repair company.Brock Bulbuck, Smith's longtime business partner and second in command at the Winnipeg company, takes over as CEO.
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Jan. 13, 2010 – One year after a devastating accident that left Terry Smith hospitalized for almost six months, the founder and CEO of the Boyd Group Income Fund is stepping down to become executive chairman of the collision repair company.Brock Bulbuck, Smith's longtime business partner and second in command at the Winnipeg company, takes over as CEO.
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Viva Las Vegas!
Las Vegas hosts a truly staggering array of automotive events in early November. But for some, there is one event that clearly stands above the rest: Auto Glass Week, which took place took place Nov. 3-7.
Las Vegas hosts a truly staggering array of automotive events in early November. But for some, there is one event that clearly stands above the rest: Auto Glass Week, which took place took place Nov. 3-7.
Review of automotive glazing
Jan. 9, 2010 – Value-added glazing products are becoming increasingly important in the automotive market, delivering greater functionality and adding a further growth dimension at a time when the industry needs it most.
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Jan. 9, 2010 – Value-added glazing products are becoming increasingly important in the automotive market, delivering greater functionality and adding a further growth dimension at a time when the industry needs it most.
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New windshield technology to aid aging drivers
Jan. 8, 2010 – General Motors is also using technology to help older drivers. The company's Human Machine Interface division is developing a windshield to help older drivers compensate for vision loss and slower reaction times.
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Jan. 8, 2010 – General Motors is also using technology to help older drivers. The company's Human Machine Interface division is developing a windshield to help older drivers compensate for vision loss and slower reaction times.
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CRL’s “All Glass Look” Sprinter Van T-Vent Windows 03/01/2010 Owner of DECO Windshield Repair named top entrepreneur 02/12/2010 Mitchell launches GlassMate 6.0 and GlassMate Mobile 02/04/2010 Safelite donates to Haiti relief 01/21/2010 Boyd Group founder handing over the reins 01/13/2010 |
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