Nonresidential construction spending hits all-time high
Nonresidential construction spending surged to a record high in February 2025, driven by government spending on infrastructure.
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More meatballs, more savings: Ikea to open eight new U.S. stores
Ikea is bringing eight new stores to the U.S. this spring and summer, including locations in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and California.
Ontario bets big on new nuclear project: The Darlington SMR
Darlington SMR project in Ontario to create 2,000 jobs and power 300,000 homes by 2029, boosting clean energy and local communities.
America’s infrastructure gets a ‘C’: What’s behind the grade
A C grade means the nation’s infrastructure is in mediocre condition, showing signs of deterioration but still functioning.
Deepseek AI could spark a surge in data center construction
Deepseek AI uses less power than most generative AI models. This efficiency will drive higher demand for data centers as AI use grows.
Historical contributions of Mexican construction workers have shaped American infrastructure
Mexican construction workers are the backbone of North American construction—on Cinco de Mayo, we honor their contributions and challenges.
Top 10 major construction projects in British Columbia for 2025
BC has several major projects in the works that include infrastructure and transportation improvements like the Fraser River Tunnel Project.
Is a recession coming in 2025? What it could mean for construction
The U.S. tariffs will likely cause a recession, and diversified services, strategic spending, and tech adoption are key to keeping business afloat.
Immigrant workers are holding up the U.S. construction industry
Immigrant workers comprise 30% of the U.S. construction workforce, key to addressing labor shortages and supporting industry growth.
Take construction underwater with Komatsu’s amphibious dozer
Komatsu unveils a remote-controlled amphibious bulldozer with a 160-ft dig depth, for underwater disaster relief and eco-restoration efforts.
Autodesk cuts 9% of workforce: Is the construction industry next?
Autodesk has cut 1,350 jobs making it a 9% reduction of their workforce. Does this mean more layoffs for workers in the construction industry?
Construction deaths haven’t dropped in years—here’s why
Construction deaths remain high, with falls, electrocution, and machinery accidents leading the list of common causes.
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