CEO Christopher Connor

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Paint maker and retailer Sherwin-Williams Co. said Thursday its second-quarter profit jumped 15 percent, fueled by sales to contractors and industrial customers. The earnings results beat Wall Street expectations but its forecast for the third quarter and full year were below analysts' estimates. Its shares fell 78 cents to $68.78 in morning trading. Chairman and CEO Christopher M. Connor said the company is controlling costs and and has raised prices to offset raw material increases. Sherwin...Read Full Story

Companies that sold lead-based paint have appealed a judge's decision denying them reimbursement for the cost of defending themselves against a lawsuit from Rhode Island. Superior Court Judge Michael Silverstein ruled in May the state didn't have to repay them. The manufacturers argued they were entitled to reimbursement because the state Supreme Court in 2008 ruled in their favor and reversed a landmark jury verdict that could've cost them billions of dollars. A notice of appeal was filed...Read Full Story

Shares of Sherwin-Williams Co. dropped Tuesday after the paint maker said its same-store sales fell during the second quarter. Shares of the Cleveland-based company fell $3.27, or 5.6 percent, to $54.22 in mid-afternoon trading. Earlier in the day, Sherwin-Williams told investors that its quarterly profit dropped 7 percent as the economic downturn cut into its sales. The company reported earnings of $158 million, or $1.35 per share, in the second quarter of 2009 compared with $171.7 million...Read Full Story

The state is making progress toward its goal of cleaning up as many as 600 housing units contaminated with toxic lead paint, Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch said Monday. The $6.7 million project is funded by DuPont and targets homes and apartments in low-income neighborhoods. Lynch, who spoke outside a low-income home in Providence currently undergoing remediation, said he hopes to complete the work by 2012. "As long as there is one child harmed and one family adversely affected...Read Full Story