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Most data‑focused construction companies extract greater benefits from digital tools, survey finds
A total of 31 construction workers have escaped unharmed after a wastewater management tunnel collapsed
By integrating batteries into the counterweight, Volvo CE avoided bulk and improved visibility – earning praise for both form and function
The €131m smart facility will increase production capacity by 56% and serve as a central hub for Hyundai’s global operations
OEMs are investing in different power technologies for heavy construction equipment. Is battery-electric still best for contractors?
New VM118D based on two existing models to create “truly global” platform
German infrastructure company Hochtief has won a deal to overhaul a 42km-long stretch of railway in Germany
Nigeria’s government has secured a loan of US$747 million to finance the construction of a 700km coastal highway
OEM appoints former Hyundai executive Dr. Hubertus Muenster to lead European sales, rental and distribution
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Bentley’s new open API for Blyncsy gives third parties access to roadway data and AI-powered insights
A group of seven UK housebuilders have offered to pay out a total of £100 million for affordable housing programmes to head off investigation
A US firm has applied to build four nuclear reactors at a site in Texas
A global squeeze on skilled labour is keeping construction costs high – with five US cities now among the world’s most expensive
Sany dealer to raise up to US$6.4 million on Nasdaq
Once a twin tower project, DC Tower 2 now stands apart with a redesigned form and energy-generating facade
Construction of Japan’s largest CO2 capture plant has moved closer after Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) was awarded a contract for its basic design
New hard hat for construction and industrial site visits reflects company’s diverse workforce
With US$4 trillion in data center growth forecast by 2030, outdated tools and slow tech adoption could leave construction behind
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