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Hitachi has expanded its ZW wheeled loader range with a new ZW180PL (Parallel Linkage) version, making it suitable for a wide range of attachments, including forks, log grapples and large-volume buckets.
Austrian contractor leads PPP consortium on € 1,6 billion motorway project in Poland.
Fines almost halved as problems are found with Cartel Office's assumptions.
CEO blames US bondholders and their “unjustifiable claims.”
Large mature countries are more attractive construction markets than fast-growing emerging economies, according to new study.
House building and privately funded non-residential construction to bear the brunt of the decline, with growth in civil engineering.
The town sewage company Eigenbetrieb Stadtentwässerung (EBS) of Tuttlingen, Germany recently increased sewage canal capacity
Kumho Asiana to divest 33% shareholding.
Two purpose-built JCB tracked excavators with unique boom and dipper configurations are carrying out specialist groundwork on the new Tyne Tunnel project in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK.
A head-to-head test conducted by Cummins has shown its Tier 4 Interim (Stage IIIB) QSB6.7 engine offers a +5% fuel efficiency improvement over its Tier 3 (Stage IIIA) predecessor.
Talks with Dubai Holdings could see the consolidation of four major Dubai real estate companies.
The World Bank has approved two loans to the People's Republic of China totalling US$ 500 million to support expansion of its rail network and water infrastructure.
The World Bank has approved a US$ 62 million equivalent IDA Credit and a US$ 113 million IBRD loan to the Republic of Azerbaijan as additional financing for the Second Highway Project.
Sandvik Mining and Construction is moving its construction businesses' headquarters to Singapore.
The ADB is to provide up to US$ 200 million to improve infrastructure in five state capital cities of North East India, the first time it has extended large scale assistance for urban sector development in one of the country's most underdeveloped regions.
Fast facts about the Zaha Hadid-designed London 2012 Aquatics Centre
New images from the London 2012 Olympic Delivery Authority show the Aquatics Centre's wave-shaped roof has reached the half way point.
Grupo Estrutural's Pedreiras Basalto 9 quarry close to São Paulo, Brazil has supplied many of the country's most important bridges, buildings and roads with concrete, aggregates and asphalt since it first started operating in 1962. Richard High reports.
UK architect Plasma Studio has been commissioned to design the International Horticultural Fair in Xi'an, China by the city's Chang'an Ecological District.
The IDB has approved a US$ 50 million credit line to help Honduras improve a road linking the capital Tegucigalpa with Puerto Castilla
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