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A playbook for US contractors to help navigate hardline immigration enforcement
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US immigration enforcement raids are expected to weaken construction, experts say
US construction is hiring workers, but their wages are on the rise
The global consultancy’s second annual report dives into construction’s decarbonisation headwinds and tailwinds
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Germany’s construction sector will see modest recovery in 2025, with stronger growth expected from 2026, driven by major public investment in infrastructure and defence
Michael Gomes, vice president of global sustainability and CSR at Topcon Positioning Systems, explains how contractors can extract long-term value from ESG data, improve efficiency, and meet growing sustainability expectations
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The Russia-Ukraine war is driving up investment in defence infrastructure in Europe
So far, Trump’s tariffs have caused vital construction material costs to spike
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As construction faces pressure to decarbonise, digitalise and do more with less, Hitachi’s president sets out a vision in which smart machines and human expertise evolve together
US contractors remain confident on profit margins, in spite of drop in backlog and tariff-related material price increases
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Expanding global regulations now demand stricter chemical controls, substance tracking, and life cycle assessments. How can manufacturers keep up?
A new generation of diabetes and weight-loss drugs are sparking a boom in pharmaceutical factory construction projects
JLG leads construction-sector innovations for Oshkosh Corporation’s 2025 Investor Day
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What’s construction’s metal materials challenge in the age of Trump’s tariffs?
Deal adds 162 locations to Herc’s footprint
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As Europe pushes forward with green and digital goals, construction must adapt. EU initiatives like the Pact for Skills, Union of Skills, and Construction Blueprint 2
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Fabrizio Cepollina, head of construction equipment EMEA at Case Construction Equipment speaks to Construction Briefing
The report highlights that 92% of AECO professionals globally report budget changes during construction
OEM plans Hong Kong exchange listing amid weak China demand, surging growth in Africa, Asia-Pacific
Orsted said cancelling Hornsea 4 would cost it up to 5.5 billion Danish crowns (US$837.85 million) in the form of breakaway fees