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Greenhouse-gas reduction primed the pump but environmental investors and operating advantages are making electric power trains today’s dominant innovation in lifts and telehandlers
New “build and price” configurator gives buyers interested in electric innovations an MSRP for Volvo’s electric compact excavators and loaders
With home prices and demand only starting to wobble, the Federal Reserve’s September meeting forecast a sustained war on inflation
About 38% of vehicle-out-of-service orders are issued for brake problems – here’s how to check service brake adjustment
Federal program needs to draw ‘many multiples’ of the incentive amounts in private investment to construct domestic semiconductor supply
Rental as an equipment acquisition strategy is more attractive than ever as contractors aim to alleviate supply chain challenges associated with buying
Renowned Alabama institution is one of eight historically black colleges and universities benefiting from professional development led by Turner’s diversity and talent-acquisition team
Two entirely new models, improved engine performance and hydraulics, larger operator interface with more control customizations all drive greater performance
Income side of the economy isn’t signaling recession but encourages the Fed’s war on inflation
A fifth consecutive month of declining new housing construction comes with a warning of continued single-family slowdown, signs of multifamily growth and slowing materials inflation
The independent companies would both offer construction services, with MDU crews contracting in utilities and Knife River working with products of its Top 10 U.S. aggregates operations
Even construction employers hadn’t yet read the recession memo, and broad hiring and wage increases narrow the Fed’s inflation-fighting options
New tunings of a Silverado-proven engine deliver towing and off-road capability that could cut the cost of some field managers’ trucks
IHS Markit’s June cost index suggests price momentum easing, forecasts six-month slowdown up to Linesight’s 2023 price-drop forecast
Economists agree U.S. growth is slowing from its 2021 surge but construction activity and larger economic factors balance the bad news
This young female assistant superintendent wants encourages young people get their hands dirty and go to work
OSHA’s Emergency Temporary Standard affecting all contractors with over 100 employees is likely to go to the U.S. Supreme Court for final ruling
The facility is expected to be up and running in 2026 and will be the largest of its kind
Only two American cities made the worldwide top 10, but those topping the U.S. ranking include few surprises
Contractors looking to expand into publicly funded projects continue to wait while lawmakers haggle over two related spending packages
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