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KHL's Audio Podcasts

• Construction Europe podcast May 2013 (audio)

  In the May 2013 podcast from Construction Europe: emissions laws’ short lead time criticised; EIB investments continue; Heidelberg accepts cement cartel penalty; UK construction industry opt...more

• International Construction May 2013 podcast

  SNC-Lavalin's 10-year World Bank ban, forecasts for the global construction equipment market, the latest on the acquisition of May Gurney, features on concrete construction and Latin America...more

• CE podcast April 2013 (audio)

  In the April 2013 podcast from Construction Europe: Europe’s construction output makes a poor start to the year; Limited optimism from cement producers; Manitou’s CEO steps down; Mixed respo...more

• International Construction podcast April 2013 (audio)

  Testimony of suspect political donations at the Charbonneau Inquiry in Quebec, the proposed merger between UK contractors Costain and May Gurney, our annual Yellow Table survey of the world...more

• CE podcast March 2013

  In the March 2013 podcast from Construction Europe: the EC interrupts Polish road funding; high speed rail progress in the UK and Czech Republic; falls in European construction, but some buo...more

• International Construction March 2013 podcast

  The latest twist in the Padma Bridge saga in Bangladesh, the proposed takeover of Impregilo by Salini and features on Bauma and haulers come under the spotlight in iC's March 2013 podcast....more

• Construction Europe Podcast – February 2013 (audio)

  In the February 2013 podcast from Construction Europe: construction output for Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia set to rise by 2016, but not such good news for Poland;...more

• International Construction January-February 2013 podcast

  Former New Orleans mayor, Ray Nagin is charged with corruption over construction contracts, CNH and Kobelco dissolve their joint-venture, and features on compact equipment and China are all...more

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• Construction Europe Podcast – December 2012/January 2013 (audio)

  In the December 2012/January 2013 podcast from Construction Europe: TEN-T calls for proposals; Eurostat reports decline in output; Polish rail authority to get €624 million next year; Ukrain...more

• International Construction December 2012 podcast

  The arrest of former SNC-Lavalin CEO Pierre Duhaime, the merger between CNH and parent company Fiat Industrial and features on the North African construction market and the components sector...more

• IRN's RentalTracker Q3 2012 results

  IRN Editor Murray Pollok reports on some of the highlights of the latest ERA/IRN RentalTracker survey for the third quarter of 2012....more

• International Construction November 2012 podcast

  Explosive revelations at Québec's Charbonneau Inquiry, the state of the Russian market - including plans for the 2018 World Cup and a news report on international activity by European contra...more

• Construction Europe Podcast November 2012 (audio)

  In the November 2012 podcast from Construction Europe: Russia plans €5 billion sports stadium spend; OK for Polish infrastructure investments; Italian authority investigates Impregilo/Salini...more

• International Construction October 2012 podcast

  Forecasts for the residential construction market, new developments with the Padma Bridge and features on Bauma China and haulers are discussed by iC's Chris Sleight and Helen Wright....more

• Construction Europe Podcast – October 2012 (audio)

  In the October 2012 podcast from Construction Europe: Poland is powering up €33 billion in contracts; UK plans to link government and industry; Lemminkäinen sued for asphalt cartel damages;...more

• International Construction September 2012 podcast

  Rising construction costs, the acquisition of Shaw Group by Chicago Bridge & Iron, iC's 50th birthday and features on high-rise construction and wheeled loaders all feature in the September...more

• CE podcast Sept 2012

  In the September 2012 podcast from Construction Europe: the European equipment market is forecast to slow down, while the construction products market in Germany is expecting growth; the EC’...more

• Construction Europe podcast - July/August 2012 (audio)

  In the July/August 2012 podcast from Construction Europe: agreement is reached on funding of €50 billion for the Connecting Europe Facility; Stage V emissions regulations are expected soon;...more

• International Construction July-August 2012 podcast

  News stories this month include the World Banks' withdrawal of funding from the Padma Bridge project in Bangladesh and the prosecution of a cement cartel in India. Our News Report is on the...more

• CE Podcast June 2012

  In the June 2012 podcast from Construction Europe: Crisis in Italian construction equipment industry continues; sporting events drive growth in Russia; Lafarge/Tarmac deal in the UK approved...more

• International Construction June 2012 podcast

  Public officials and construction bosses are arrested in Montreal on fruad and bid-rigging charges. A union in Australia faces court proceedings for allegedly intimidating a contractor. Our...more

• International Construction May 2012 podcast

  Bovis' over-billing of clients in new York, new twists to SNC-Lavalin's problems in Libya, XCMG's acquisition of Schwing Stetter along with features on concrete, road building and new launch...more

• CE Podcast May 2012

  In the May 2012 podcast from Construction Europe: Guilty verdicts in Slovenian bribery case; concrete sector targeted by Chinese; UK recession triggered by construction decline; optimism in...more

• CE podcast April 2012

  In the April 2012 podcast from Construction Europe: a flat future for Europe is predicted by Off-Highway Research; FIEC welcomes EC plans for levelling the playing field when competing for b...more

• International Construction April 2012 podcast

  New forecasts for the global construction equipment market, the impact of Leighton’s profit warning on parent Hochtief, the findings of our annual Yellow Table survey and features on utiliti...more

• International Construction March 2012 Podcast

  Editor Chris Sleight and Deputy Editor Helen Wright discuss stories from this month's issue, including SNC Lavalin's woes, Sany's acquisition of Putzmeister, our look back through the archiv...more

• CE podcast March 2012

  In the March 2012 podcast from Construction Europe: reports from around Europe – German construction machinery in good shape; Romanian construction not out of its slump yet; Eurozone and EU2...more

• International Construction January-February podcast (audio)

  In this month's podcast, iC editor Chris Sleight and deputy editor Helen Wright look at some of the key stories in the January-February issue of the magazine....more

• Construction Europe podcast – February 2012 (audio)

  Construction Europe podcast – February 2012 (audio)...more

• Construction Europe podcast December January

  In this month’s podcast: The European Parliament approves an increase in the flexibility allowance for off road machines under emissions regulations; the Spanish competition regulator fines...more

• International Construction December podcast (audio)

  iC editor Chris Sleight and deputy editor Helen Wright discuss key news stories and features from the December issue of International Construction....more

• IRN RentalTracker Podcast - Q3 2011

  In this six minute podcast, Murray Pollok, Editor of International Rental News (IRN), looks at the findings of the recent ERA/IRN RentalTracker survey for the third quarter of 2011, and repo...more

• International Construction November podcast (audio)

  In this month's Podcast, iC editor Chris Sleight and Deputy Editor Helen Wright look at some of the key stories in the November issue of the magazine....more

• Construction Europe Podcast for November, 2011

  In this month's podcast: EU proposes €50 billion infrastructure fund; construction output in Europe rose in August; change at the top for Mouchel; news from the BICES exhibition in China plu...more

• International Construction October 2011 Podcast (audio)

  Chris Sleight & Helen Wright discuss highlights from the October issue of International Construction....more

• Construction Europe podcast October 2011 (audio)

  In this month's podcast: Polish authorities are to file law suits against Chinese contractor; annual and month on month increases in European constuction output; major loans for European inf...more

• Construction Europe podcast September 2011 (audio)

  In this month's podcast: Mixed forecasts in Europe's construction industry; Finnish competition authorities oppose NCC bid; German cartel companies fined; plus details of the features includ...more

• International Construction September 2011 Podcast (Audio)

  Chris Sleight and Helen Wright discuss some of the key stories in this month's magazine. These inlcude news stories on construction costs around the world and Lafarge's sale of its gypsum bu...more

• Construction Europe July/Aug 2011 podcast (audio)

  In this month's podcast: Poland considers bids for the A2 road project; the final chapter in the ACS/Hochtief saga; the CE-100 ranking of Europe's top contractors; the FIEC Annual Congress;...more

• International Construction July-August 2011 Podcast (Audio)

  Podcast to accompany the July-August edition of International Construction. This month we look at the termination of COVEC's contract for the A2 motorway in Poland, the latest chapter in ACS...more

• Construction Europe June 2011 podcast (audio)

  Inside this edition: * Concern over the Italian equipment market; * A look at prospects for the Polish construction industry; * Business update; * A run through the latest equipment launches...more

• International Construction June 2011 Podcast (audio)

  In this month's podcast: * New forecasts from IHS Global Insight predict +3% growth in worldwide construction output this year * A report from consultant EC Harris points to a rise...more

• International Construction May 2011 Podcast (audio)

  • The Construction Sector Transparency Initiative (CoST) receives a boost, with 50 countries expressing an interest, following a successful pilot project. • Komatsu sees revenues and profits...more