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US construction adds 15,000 jobs in June as wages rise
US construction is hiring workers, but their wages are on the rise
HS2 milestone: box structure installed under major road
The UK’s heaviest bridge move saw Altrad RMDK supply 800 tonnes of kit to keep the HS2 project on schedule
Germany’s bumper €166bn transportation plan to start with renovation and maintenance
Germany’s federal transportation minister Patrick Schnieder has announced government plans to spend €166 billion on transport infrastructure
US$1.5 trillion growth at risk from delayed megaprojects
More than one in ten global megaprojects could be scrapped or stalled without a shift in delivery approach, Mace warns
Australian government confirms A$3.4bn for construction of 2032 Brisbane Olympics venues
Construction on 17 venues set to start after government funding confirmed
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13-year-old becomes UK’s youngest certified construction equipment operator
As industry grapples with attracting younger workers, UK’s youngest certified plant operator has been revealed 
Contractors win deal worth nearly €2bn for Rome’s Metro Line C extension
A consortium of contractors has won a contract worth nearly €2 billion to design and build an extension of Metro Line C in Rome
May saw biggest fall in year-on-year US construction spending since 2019
AGC calls for more certainty from government, amid private sector pullback
Cleveland Browns secure $600m for $2.4bn stadium in Ohio state budget plan
NFL team the Cleveland Browns have moved a step closer to the construction of a new $2.4 billion stadium
HD Hyundai targets $11bn in revenue as it merges construction entities
HD Hyundai Construction Equipment and HD Hyundai Infracore are set to merge to form a new entity called HD Construction Equipment
Climbing higher: What’s the latest in European high-rise construction?
While much of the world continues to build taller, Europe is charting its own course by embracing smart construction methods and refined systems to meet growing demand for high-rise development
Strong civil engineering still can’t offset weak residential in Europe’s sluggish construction market
Construction investment in the European Union (EU) declined in 2024 and is set to do so again in 2025
Call for protection from extreme heat as worker dies on Italian construction site
Worker collapses in extreme heat, as union calls for health to be the priority
Two engineering firms win Hong Kong-Shenzhen Western Rail Link design contract
Contract covers 7.3km railway section with three stations and depot
France’s public works contractors call for political and budget certainty
FNTP sets out priorities during national assembly on 26 June
Contractor bags US$1.9 billion New York Midtown Bus Terminal redevelopment deal
Tutor Perini to construction seven-storey building housing 350 buses, plus ramp structure
US construction employment stalls amid tariff and labour uncertainty
Data shows construction job growth has stalled in half of US metro areas, with developers holding back projects amid uncertainty
Hinkley Point C contractors join alliance for civil works on Sizewell C nuclear plant
Three companies to form Civil Works Alliance on Sizewell C
John Deere unveils major upgrades to backhoe loaders
John Deere has announced major upgrades to its backhoe lineup for the first time in about two decades
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