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An American company is helping build a ‘green steel’ mill in Sweden
Supplier of solutions-based industrial construction services has opened a new branch in Austin, Texas, USA
FIEC takes a look at the European Green Deal and paving the way to a more sustainable future
Construction backlog at “historically high level” as Skanska delivers year-end results.
What countries are building the most tech centres across the globe?
Will the rise of generative AI take away construction jobs or boost them?
On the heels of a record-breaking fourth quarter, the world’s largest rental company looks forward to the expansion of specialty rentals and its growing role in mega projects
Contributing factors include the end of Covid relief programs, lingering impacts of monetary policy and credit tightening
Construction markets in 2023 were better than expected. Why was this and what’s in store for 2024?
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.
Detroit, US, project kicks-off speculative year for global airport construction
125 companies in Europe responded to survey
ABC’s monthly report on US construction input prices says attacks nears Yemen could add upward pressure
Germany’s construction sector is set to remain subdued throughout 2024 as a slump sparked by its worst property crisis in decades takes longer to resolve than expected.
Progress in the US construction industry this year could come with caveats, as contractors across the country prepare for a changing market that may bring both headwinds and tailwinds
The market is said to be forecasted to grow at a 29% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) through 2027
Cities with biggest construction cost increases revealed
A strategic shift in 2021 has born fruit for this American rental firm now looking to capitalize on demand from the latest growth market
CE100 reveals highest ranked contractors by revenue
US-based Associated Builders and Contractors reports decreases in commodity prices along with an increase in backlog
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