Construction remains one of country’s deadliest industries
The fatality rate dipped slightly in 2021, according to new government data, but construction remains among the most dangerous occupations.
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Holiday lights build seasonal spirit across jobsites
A little bit of festive cheer goes a long way, as shown by Construction Dive's Holiday Lights contest winners.
Nonresidential construction starts plunge 25%
Higher interest rates and recession fears likely restrained starts activity in November, said Dodge Construction Network Chief Economist Richard Bran…
Final part of $2.3B Green Line Extension opens in Boston area
The Medford Branch, built by GLX Constructors, provides five new stations and a direct ride from Tufts University to downtown Boston.
6 industry-changing contech innovations from Time magazine’s Best Inventions list
From holograms to robots, these products are poised to tackle some of construction’s toughest issues.
The Dotted Line: 2022’s top legal issues explained
Construction Dive’s award-winning column examined the major legal topics of the year.
Abbott to build $536M manufacturing plant in Northwest Ohio
The new facility, which will produce nutritional powder products, is slated to break ground next year.
Largest industrial development in NYC tops out
The 14.2-acre, 1.3 million-square-foot Bronx Logistics Center contains two levels of warehouse space.
Meta pauses $800M data center project in Texas
The parent company of Facebook and Instagram halted construction of the 900,000-square-foot facility following massive layoffs last month.
GM, LG venture gets $2.5B federal loan to boost EV battery manufacturing
Ultium Cells will use the funding to support three facilities in Ohio, Tennessee and Michigan.
