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[ad_1] The hot pace of construction staff compensation is cooling. Following years of historically high salary increases, employers are reigning in pay for construction staff. Last year, base salaries increased by 4.6% on average, according to data from compensation consultant Personnel Administration Services. The pullback follows average

[ad_1] The first few months of this year saw some uncertainty in equipment pricing, but even with the unclear tariff situation the used equipment market has seen prices stabilizing, according to the latest data from industry analyst firm EquipmentWatch. Prices for used equipment at resale and auction

[ad_1] On June 13, President Donald Trump issued an executive order clearing the $14.9-billion acquisition of U.S. Steel Corp. by Tokyo-based Nippon Steel. The move followed a national security review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S., a U.S. Treasury-led interagency group that also cleared

[ad_1] ENR’s Construction Industry Confidence Index fell 14 points between Q1 and Q2, to a rating of 47. That is the third largest drop in the history of the index, only surpassed by the falls in Q2 2020 and Q2 2022. The confidence index measures executive sentiment about

[ad_1] ✕ “You need to finish.” That was Michael Williams’ parting message to his friends and team building the new Salt Lake City International Airport, including Brian Stetson and Kevin Fauvell. Even from the hospital, where he died in may, he focused on the job. Stetson, who replaced