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In its latest econonomic outlook, the American Rental Association predicts a slight recession for Q1 and Q2 this year and voices concerns over further interest rate increases
Parent company, UK’s Ashtead Group, expects dramatic increase in projects worth more than $400 million to buoy rental giants
The American Rental Association predicts growth for equipment rental revenue but maintains caution over inflation and supply delays
Whether its a 19-foot scissor lift or a 185-foot telescoping boom, here’s a list of rental outfits ready to provide the right tool for the job
Founded in 2020, the company provides rental extensions when severe weather causes unexpected delays
Diversified from Fluor Corp., the equipment rental and sales giant is targeting new mid- to large-scale construction and maintenance projects
United Rentals has acquired Franklin Equipment, a regional rental outfit with 20 Midwest and Southeast locations
EquipZip will give 1,000 independent dealers access to larger equipment such as skid steers, mini excavators and compact wheel loaders
New centers in Houston and Nashville will streamline supply of skid steers, excavators, telehandlers and scissor lifts
U.S. rental company increased 2020 net profits by 55% despite the challenges of Covid-19
American Rental Association expects the market to rebound strongly in 2022 with growth of 11.3%
What was making the news in the equipment rental industry in 2020? No surprises for guessing...
From hydrogen and electric power to robotics and telematics, an array of new technologies are changing the forklift sector
McDougall gave a video presentation at the International Rental conference on 23 November
Industry veterans honored for the significant impact they’ve made on equipment and event rentals
ABLE Equipment Rental has purchased the assets and service operations of GAR Equipment
WebStores software can integrate into existing rental websites for touchless, paperless transactions
Equipment auctioneer buys used equipment specialist for $275 million
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