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Ritchie Bros.
August Market Trends Report shows price growth across all equipment categories, with significant gains in the ubiquitous skid steers and compact track loadersRitchie Bros. Asset Solutions
Dr. Halil Ceylan Pitt-Des Moines Inc. Professor at ISU
Three studies have generated results that indicate beneficial uses of CGR and also lay a foundation for further study in a larger number of states and with a greater range of climate, soil, and plant types
@memyjo, stock.adobe.com
Construction project delays can be costly to your business but project management software can help ease the headaches these issues can cause
Joe Farina, Facebook
From fixing aging roadways and failing bridges to helping ease costly congestion, the investment in our nation's infrastructure will have profound impacts
With the sale officially completed, Doosan Infracore now becomes a subsidiary of the newly created Hyundai Genuine (HG) group alongside Hyundai Construction Equipment
Dave Haglund
Decide what you need for 2022 and act now, because the most profitable trucks will be first to get scarce components as supply challenges continue to restrict truck availability
Aaron Felzke, Facebook
The $1.2 trillion bipartisan plan spends a little money in a lot of places, but misses key opportunities to make transformative change
Komatsu
Komatsu is readying the launch of its very first battery-powered excavator. The real kicker? They partnered with Honda to make it happen—with swappable battery technology
Advanced Construction Robotics
TyBot autonomous rebar tying robot that can tie up to 1,000 intersections an hour by autonomously navigating its working area saved 34% in both personnel hours and duration of work on the Koppel Bridge replacement
1. Deere, Hitachi Dissolve 30-Year Excavator Joint Venture
After more than 30 years building excavators together, Hitachi Construction Machinery and John Deere are parting waysWayjax