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The maintenance of stone flooring in the U.S. today is a million dollar annual business and continues to grow.

Sixty passenger elevator cabs in the Empire State Building in New York City were recently reconstructed with the use of Italian marble creating the monument's logo

From stone applications to technology to the maddening influx of trade shows, the U.S. stone industry has seen major changes over the past 20 years

An assortment of stone created an aesthetically pleasing interactive research facility at the new campus of Pfizer in La Jolla, CA

The recent slew of hurricanes in the Southeast left many companies in the stone industry struggling to regain business as normal

During the 13-year project to renovate the Sterling law buildings at Yale University in New Haven, CT, pieces of the existing stone architecture were either salvaged or replicated to maintain the Gothic style of the building

For the past six years, Currituck Stone Inc. of Powells Point, NC, has specialized in the production of customized stone fireplaces, and has recently become a fabricator of granite and marble countertops

Built of Permian Sea Coral limestone, the Lubbock Area Veterans Memorial in Lubbock, TX, stands as a remembrance to all those who lost their lives in past wars

Since February, Brazil has been facing many problems regarding the importing and exporting of stone, among other products, causing a huge decrease in business for all of the companies involved

With a new fabrication plant, showroom and multiple warehouses, CGM has built a solid reputation as a stone supplier in the Chicago area