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MLB team gets approval for US$1.3bn stadium, Mortensen to build
An MLB team received municipal approval for Mortensen to build a billion-dollar stadium
Unmasking the threat: how deep fakes endanger corporate security
Cyber security becomes ever more important as deep fake tech improves and becomes more widespread
Kier highlights 7% order book growth in recent report
The Group set a medium-term target to achieve a revenue of between £4 to £4.5 billion
Funding for US$4.5bn bridges project
A look at the timeline for a pair of bridge projects in the US
NDFC reacts to UK gov’s brownfield redevelopment plans
Prime Minister Keir Starmer to fast-track approval of urban brownfield sites
Corruption controversy engulfs Australian construction union
An Australian government minister has asked the federal police to investigate allegations of corruption against the construction division of the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU)
Fed funding pushes construction start on Washington-Oregon bridge
Federal funding helped start phase one of a major bridge project start in the US Northwest
HFO ban in Arctic waters goes into effect
HFO is of particular concern in the region due to the difficulty in cleaning spills and the emissions of black carbon (BC) when it is burned as fuel.
US sued over ‘failure to examine harms’ from delayed offshore oil decommissioning
Center for Biological Diversity claims Interior Dept has not examined harms of idle platforms
Construction equipment supplier agrees to pay out-of-court settlement over Crimean bridge prosecution
Dutch construction equipment supplier Dieseko has agreed to pay an out-of-court settlement to end an investigation into the sale of machines used for the construction of a bridge in Crimea
US construction: A market that defies expectations
US construction equipment sales were expected to drop in 2023 but instead set a record
Project update: Hinkley Point C prepares to install ‘the heart’ of the new nuclear power station
The video, presented by Hinkley Point C’s nuclear island director Simon Parsons, takes viewers behind the scenes
Judge postpones effective date of FTC noncompete rule for litigants
Judge Ada Brown said “the text, structure and history of the FTC Act reveal that the FTC lacks substantive rulemaking authority with respect to unfair methods of competition.”
Volvo Cars to launch first commercially available EV battery passport
The introduction comes well ahead of the 2027 deadline imposed by EU regulations.
Man pleads guilty to obstructing investigation into construction workplace death
A man has pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiracy and three charges of obstruction in relation to an investigation into the workplace death of a construction worker
Serbia begins construction on Belgrade-Niš railway
The Belgrade-Niš railway line forms part of Pan-European Corridor X
Could part of the billion-dollar HS2 rail project be revived?
With the Labour Party now in power in the UK, what might happen with the problematic HS2 project?
Chevron doctrine overturned: opinions divided about SCOTUS ruling that affects regulatory oversight
The 40-year-old precedent allowed judges to defer to regulatory agencies to interpret ambiguous terminology in laws.
UK’s new government to re-establish housebuilding targets amid planning shake-up
The UK’s new government is to re-establish annual targets for the number of new homes built in the country, as it also pledged to overhaul planning rules
Chinese firm to build ‘first’ motorway for African country
A Chinese firm will build what is reported to be an African country’s first motorway
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