Category: Today’s News
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NAPA names 2023 award winners
Read More →: NAPA names 2023 award winnersThe National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA) recognized winners of several awards at its annual meeting.
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Ignite Attachments introduces two new lines, plans business expansion
Read More →: Ignite Attachments introduces two new lines, plans business expansionIgnite Attachments was busy at World of Concrete, unveiling a line of breakers and a concrete chute bucket, along with outlining expansion…
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ABC provides updates on construction employment, unemployment; nonresidential spending
Read More →: ABC provides updates on construction employment, unemployment; nonresidential spendingThe Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) report that construction employment was up in January and construction unemployment remained flat in December –…
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Yanmar compact track loader gets first North American action
Read More →: Yanmar compact track loader gets first North American actionYanmar Compact Equipment debuted the first of four compact track loaders that will be released in 2024, the TL100VS.
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Eagle Crusher to debut two plants at AGG1, World of Asphalt
Read More →: Eagle Crusher to debut two plants at AGG1, World of AsphaltEagle Crusher will debut the MaxRap 25 Portable plant and UltraMax 1200-OCSS open-circuit secondary system at AGG1 Aggregates Academy & Expo, with…
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PCA chief economist provides 2024 outlook
Read More →: PCA chief economist provides 2024 outlookEd Sullivan, chief economist and vice president of market intelligence, shared his 2024 economic outlook at World of Concrete 2024 in Las…
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Mecalac expands dealer network in Northeast, Midwest
Read More →: Mecalac expands dealer network in Northeast, MidwestMecalac added RJV Equipment and Victor L. Phillips Co. as dealers in the Midwest, and added All Island Equipment as a Northeast…
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OSHA, National Demolition Association renew safety, health alliance
Read More →: OSHA, National Demolition Association renew safety, health allianceThe Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) and the National Demolition Association renewed their safety and health alliance for another five years.