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The traditional process of vying for recruiter attention may hold marginalized talent back.  

As the St. Louis-based construction management firm marks its 30th anniversary, Tony Thompson offers insight for today's entrepreneurs.

The association said on Wednesday that 74% of construction firms intend to hire in 2022, even as many struggle to fill salaried and hourly craft posi…

Engineering experts say that computer analysis and more rigorous inspections could have averted the monthslong closure of the major Memphis, Tennesse…

Some of the transit agency's construction jobs had an abysmal record retention rate, with one as low as 21%, according to its inspector general.

From data usage to 3D printing and more, construction tech is poised to blast off this year.

The Treasury Department's Thursday ruling said that American Rescue Plan funds generally may not be used to build prisons.

Many in-person industry events are back on this year. Here is the full rundown.

The bridge, commonly recognized for its appearance in the movie "Grease," is being rebuilt after it became vulnerable to earthquakes.

While much of the spending package is still coming into focus, there’s a lot that construction leaders can start planning for.