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Lendlease quits international markets as it looks to save US$3 billion
Construction has started on a new Tesla Megapack battery plant in Shanghai, China, after authorities issued the project with a permit last week
South Korea has announced that it will pump 26 trillion won (US$19 billion) into its chip manufacturing businesses, as semiconductor firms race to build facilities in ‘all-out warfare’
Gravis Robotics is developing a module that attaches to individual excavators so they can work to spec every day on the job
Engineering firm Arup has confirmed that one of its employees in Hong Kong fell victim to a deepfake video call that led them to transfer HK$200 million (US$25.6 million) of the company’s money to criminals
Report reveals how much OEM spent on research and development in 2023
Material prices surge in April but contractors are remaining positive
China-based OEM reveals what percentage of its revenue now comes from international markets
What skills can people with autism, dyslexia and ADHD bring to the construction sector?
Austrian-based Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) has dropped a plan to buy a €1.5 billion (US$1.6 billion) stake in Austrian construction group Strabag from Russian shareholders, reportedly amid pressure from the US
Can the ubiquitous yellow excavator survive in an age of global branding?
OEM reveals 2023 sales for construction and resource industries, and its highlights of the year
Deal will add wide range of compact equipment to JLG’s range
Change of leadership at Mace as it seeks to double global revenue from its consultancy business
Bouygues releases its 2024 first quarter results
Vinci has appointed Pierre Anjolras as the new chief operating officer of the French construction and concessions giant
What the numbers means for the US construction industry
The agreement sets the stage for the UK’s Geospatial Commission to share the best practices and technology utilized by NUAR with Infrastructure Ontario
US construction employment rose in 65% of 358 different metro areas between March 2023 and March 2024, as demand construction demand continued to grow despite a shortage of workers.
Vistor numbers down 26%, but successful focus on decarbonisation
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