All Govt & Regulatory Articles
Preliminary financial plan sets aside US$ 2 billion for WTC redevelopment and US$ 357 million for Lincoln Tunnel access
A new national crane inspection program has been launched in the USA offering separate certifications for mobile, tower and overhead cranes
UK manufacturer to design and research new generation engine, which will go into production in 2016
The UK's Tower Crane Register, introduced in 2010, will be abandoned, as recommended in an independent review of health and safety legislation published in November 2011
Compensation agreement reached over the nationalisation of Cemex Venezuela in 2008
“Difficult year” results in €76 million loss and “challenging” short-term outlook
Increased infrastructure spending worth €5.9 billion announced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Market surveillance key if Europe is to remain competitive, though there are concerns it doesn’t work.
Finnish Competition Authority gives the green light to restructured deal after initially opposing the takeover in August
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US federal funding will support construction of Central Valley segment, construction of which will begin in autumn, 2012
US manufacturer Multiquip has started shipping four Tier 4i compliant gensets in the 150-300 Kva power sizes.
European Parliament approves increase to 37.5% of old-style machines allowed to be marketed.
A national crane inspection programme has been launched in the USA to provide separate certifications for mobile, tower and overhead cranes
Two-year, US$ 109 billion highway funding plan cuts number of federal transport programmes by two-thirds
Cement producer rejects accusations of cartel activity by Brazilian Ministry of Justice
Funds will support construction of 44 km north section of Mário Covas Rodoanel highway in São Paulo
Trade body Unacea reports further declines in earthmoving, road building and concrete equipment markets
Asian Development Bank lends US$ 170 million to support clean energy project
Falling public spending on both monthly and annual comparison in September was offset by private sector.
South African cement producer will pay US$ 15.3 million fine for its part in southern African international cement cartel.
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