The Dotted Line: Recession fears spur uptick in terminations for convenience
Attorneys say there's been a slight increase in the number of owners pulling out of projects. Here's what you can do to protect your firm.
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Healthcare construction spending surges despite soaring expenses
Rising MEP costs, inflation and supply chain concerns haven't slowed costly healthcare projects.
Seattle-area light rail extensions delayed by myriad problems
The $10 billion Sound Transit project has been slowed by a concrete workers’ strike, the pandemic and a variety of construction issues.
Public firms report lower profits, muted outlooks
Several construction industry giants saw profits fall and lowered their outlooks for the remainder of the year amid continued impacts from COVID-19 an…
SEC charges Granite with fraud, firm pays $12M
The California-based contractor said it fully cooperated in the investigation, while the attorney for a former executive at the firm said he would f…
Rego Restaurant Group develops modular construction units
BCubed Manufacturing will provide Quiznos and Taco Del Mar franchisees the option to build 650-square-foot units with drive-thrus and pickup windows.…
Suffolk breaks ground on life sciences project in NYC
The New York City metro area leads the nation in jobs and funding in life sciences, beating out industry powerhouses like San Francisco and Boston.
The office is ‘critical’ but changing shape, real estate report says
Office space planning may be shifting in part because employees — at least in some areas — just aren’t coming in.
Oregon program helps place formerly incarcerated people in apprenticeships
In Construction Dive’s latest Help Wanted column, we speak to graduates and leaders from an Oregon pre-apprenticeship program.
Chip maker warnings rattle Wall Street, but not construction
While semiconductor manufacturers fret about the consumer market, plenty of demand remains in other sectors, analysts say.
