Tag: infrastructure
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ABC: Construction unemployment down slightly year over year
Read More →: ABC: Construction unemployment down slightly year over yearNational September 2024 not seasonally adjusted construction unemployment dipped 0.1 percent compared to a year earlier, down to 3.7 percent.
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Edwards: Adapting with the industry
Read More →: Edwards: Adapting with the industryContinuing to work around and adjust to economic uncertainties will be an ongoing challenge in 2024, says Major’s Ian Edwards.
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AEM: Long-term hopes remain high for construction equipment manufacturers
Read More →: AEM: Long-term hopes remain high for construction equipment manufacturersAn Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) survey shows that while member manufacturers are still experiencing issues, there is hope that they will…
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Terex talks trends at ConExpo-Con/Agg
Read More →: Terex talks trends at ConExpo-Con/AggSustainability, infrastructure and equipment electrification are mega trends Terex Corp.’s John Garrison identified during a ConExpo-Con/Agg press conference.
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PCA: Cement consumption decline expected in 2023
Read More →: PCA: Cement consumption decline expected in 2023Due to increasing inflation and interest rates, the Portland Cement Association (PCA) projects a 3.5 percent decline in cement demand in 2023.
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Report: Construction spending falls in August
Read More →: Report: Construction spending falls in AugustConstruction spending was slightly down in August according to an analysis of federal data done by the Associated General Contractors of America.
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Anderson Columbia acquires Haas-Anderson Construction
Read More →: Anderson Columbia acquires Haas-Anderson ConstructionThe company acquired Haas-Anderson Construction in Corpus Christi, Texas, allowing Anderson Columbia to enter the infrastructure market in the area.
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ABC: Construction employment near pre-pandemic levels
Read More →: ABC: Construction employment near pre-pandemic levelsThe Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) says the construction industry added 60,000 jobs in February, reaching near pre-pandemic employment levels.