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Construction News: Page 18
Business
AI Is Transforming Construction: New Dodge and CMiC Report Reveals Industry Trends
Dodge Construction Network
A new report from Dodge Construction Network and CMiC shows 87% of contractors expect AI to reshape construction, improving efficiency, decision-making and project management.
Labor & Workforce Development
JLG Builds Skilled Trades Pipeline with School and Workforce Programs
JLG Industries Inc.
JLG Industries tackles U.S. skilled labor shortages through partnerships with schools, trade programs, and internal training to develop welders, painters and equipment operators.
Plants
Beyond The Refinery Fence: Fueling The Squeeze
The Pavement Directory
California’s Benicia refinery is shutting down in 2026, removing nearly half of Northern California’s paving-grade asphalt supply and tightening diesel markets statewide.
Business
Stellar Industries to Acquire Elliott Equipment, Expanding Lifting Solutions
Stellar
Stellar Industries announces plans to acquire Elliott Equipment Company, broadening its aerial work platform and utility lifting offerings while maintaining Elliott’s brand, employees and U.S. operations.
Labor & Workforce Development
How Government Shutdowns Disrupt Public Construction — and How Contractors Can Stay Resilient
O'Connor Company
Contractors can stay resilient amid government shutdowns through delays, diversify workloads and adopt adaptive planning.
Labor & Workforce Development
What Will Shape Construction in 2026? Interest Rates, Labor Gaps and Market Shifts
Wipfli LLP
Explore the top trends shaping construction in 2026, including labor challenges, interest rate cuts, data center demand and how firms can adapt with technology and stronger cash flow strategies.
Labor & Workforce Development
Winter Burnout Risk Index Highlights Pressures Facing Construction, Trade Workers
Vegas Insider
A new report ranks burnout risk across 50 job categories for winter 2025, with findings that highlight emotional and physical strain facing construction, trades and labor roles.
Policy Matters
What New Permitting Reforms Could Mean For Road Builders
One of the biggest headaches the asphalt and roadbuilding industry faces on a regular basis is permitting, and Washington is inching closer to simplifying the process for everyone.
Financing, Insurance & Leasing
QBE: Labor Gaps, Higher Costs Shape U.S. Commercial Construction Outlook
QBE North America
QBE North America’s 2025 report is shaping the outlook for 2026, highlighting labor shortages, rising material costs and tariff impacts, with a generally positive 2–3-year forecast for U.S. commercial construction.
Rental Business
Herc Promotes Senior VP & COO to President
Herc Rentals Inc.
Aaron Birmbaum named president of Herc Holdings Inc.
Home
New Research Shows High Contractor Optimism for AI in Construction
Dodge Construction Network
A Dodge Construction Network and CMiC report finds 87% of contractors believe artificial intelligence will meaningfully transform their business despite low current adoption rates.
Labor & Workforce Development
Construction Industry Adds 19,000 Jobs in September as Unemployment Ticks Up
Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC)
U.S. construction employment grew by 19,000 jobs in September, led by nonresidential gains, while the industry unemployment rate rose to 3.8%, according to new federal data.
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