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Bauma Saudi Arabia to debut in 2027, marking the show’s expansion into one of the world’s fastest-growing construction hubs
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Softer decline in demand in Eurozone in August fails to improve outlook of French and German firms
Driven by demand for data centres, energy, and high-tech infrastructure, Asia Pacific is set for strong construction growth despite volatile global conditions
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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
The event focused on the theme “Building Tomorrow: Solutions for Water Resilience and Blue Infrastructure”
Without strategic investment and innovation, ING warns that the construction sector will struggle to meet future demand
Construction activity in the Eurozone continued to decline in March
Kiloutou executive to help CAMD organisation
EU leaders and social partners unite at the Oosterweel project to tackle labour rights, skills shortages, and fair competition in construction
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AI’s role in construction grows, but challenges with bias demand thoughtful solutions
The European construction sector is expected to see modest recovery in 2025
How can contractors address water stress, excess, and water quality amidst new EU legislation?
FIEC looks at how the EU’s procurement rules will impact the construction industry
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Why is Europe’s biggest and most powerful construction industry in crisis?
The European Construction Industry Federation (FIEC) has launched its Annual Report for 2024
A company offering digital solutions for fieldwork and monitoring has announced new compatibility
New report suggests construction revival in 2025 could increase inflationary pressures
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International Construction’s September - October 2024 issue is out now
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Europe’s construction sector is in ‘broad-based decline’. Why? And what could reverse it?