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Are construction companies an easy target for politicians and the wider public when projects go wrong?

Recycling plant is very much needed to free the Kherson lands from aftermath of Russian missile attacks

Just when it seemed that the world might be returning to business as usual, following a series of turbulent global events, the prospect of more supply chain disruption has reared its head again.

Government officials and executive in charge of delivery of HS2 give their reasons for continued cost increases on the high-speed rail megaproject.

Construction input prices are stabilising or even falling around the world. Why is this happening and will it last?

Recession is looming over the construction market in Germany, as contractors and developers battle a combination of challenges exerting downward pressure on activity there.

A group representing construction contractors in Australia has called for fundamental changes to the business model in the sector, amid razor-thin profit margins and elevated rates of business failures.

Fixed price construction contracts appear to be going out of fashion - if that is the case then what can clients, investors and contractors do to foster more attractive alternatives?

Construction scores low on its procurement practices compared to other industries.

Revenue up more than 20% with further growth forecast for 2023

Johanna Neuhoff of Oxford Economics examines strategies adopted by construction firms in Germany to protect themselves from crises

InEight’s annual Global Capital Projects Outlook looks at the role of technology

Group also issues statement of sympathy and support