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The 12-month preview suggests a few subcategories of work could keep nonresidential construction at current levels even in a downturn
Stable and growing investment in nonresidential and multifamily housing construction outweighs a single-family home drop
Find out which states rated the highest in this annual ranking based on policies that advocate for merit-shop competition on taxpayer-funded construction projects
Adapting MineStar driverless haulage to smaller and fewer trucks is expected to improve safety and productivity as it does at autonomous mines
Soaring construction backlog and rising wages complicate the Fed’s ongoing battle against inflation
November’s record construction employment reveals wages outpacing the general economy and employers wanting to hire more twice as many workers as it can find
Parent company, UK’s Ashtead Group, expects dramatic increase in projects worth more than $400 million to buoy rental giants
Females represent half of the population but still only 14% of the construction workforce, leaving plenty of hiring potential for innovative construction firms
Building a new Intel semiconductor factory near Columbus joins a surge in U.S. chip fabricating spurred by August’s CHIPS Act
Architecture billings and nonresidential contractor backlog both showed their first recent weakening but it’s not all bad news
Caterpillar dealer consolidation marches on, as Empire Southwest is expected to close its purchase of Cashman Equipment by year’s end
With 90% of Illinois votes counted, a ballot measure guaranteeing workers’ right to collective bargaining was closing in on the needed approval votes
Grand opening of 750,000-square-foot factory is first step in launch of Kubota’s North American Construction Equipment design and manufacturing center
Construction jobs, wages and input prices demonstrate how this resilient U.S. economy may require even more aggressive monetary policy to control inflation
Contractor’s nonresidential building-construction cost index measures some of the heated demand for skilled labor
First-of-its kind facility expected to create 20,000 direct and indirect jobs and reduce port and freeway congestion around the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach
Single-family housing did most of August’s damage and may be showing its hand, but nonresidential construction is hanging on to the past year’s gains
H&E Equipment Services will add One Source Equipment Rentals’ locations in Illinois, Indiana, Tennessee, Kentucky and Alabama with a $130 million purchase
Redesign of Chevrolet three-quarter and one-ton pickups offers choices of harder-working and smarter-managing Silverado heavy duties
With home prices and demand only starting to wobble, the Federal Reserve’s September meeting forecast a sustained war on inflation
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