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Category: Industry News
Right-Sized Rental: The Benefits of Compact Utility Loaders for Rental Fleets
How rental companies can benefit from adding a compact utility loader to their fleet.
NY union head: Material prices are construction’s ‘biggest challenge’
Felice Farber, new executive director for the Subcontractors Trade Association, gave her diagnosis of the state of diversity and inclusion and constru…
Telehandlers Offer 3-in-1 Capabilities for Construction Sites that Need Multitasking Heroes
The market for 360-degree rotating telehandlers has grown exponentially in North America. Here are some of telehandlers' best features and uses.
The Missing Logic in Most Construction Scheduling Programs
Construction scheduling is an essential part of every project, of any size, and its success or failure largely depends on the proper allocation of res…
Missouri trade school gets $32M boost for larger facility
The Northland Career Center wants to construct a new, $60 million facility to better serve the skilled trade needs in the region.
Contractor to pay $3.6M to settle unpaid shifts claim
The Las Vegas painting firm agreed to settle a Department of Labor lawsuit alleging it violated the Fair Labor Standards Act.
The Super Bowl’s most recent stadiums and how much it cost to build them
SoFi Stadium was just two years old when it first hosted the Super Bowl last year, but Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium has hosted six times since 1987.
New CEO takes the reins at Webcor
Company veteran Matt Rossie, who has overseen some of the firm's most complex jobs, succeeded retiring CEO Jes Pedersen.
Commercial construction planning falls after months of gains
Despite a dip in the Dodge Momentum Index, levels of building activity remain comparatively strong.
