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Construction fatalities hit highest number since 2011
Construction last year counted the highest number of workplace deaths in the sector since 2011, according to newly released federal data. At the same time, the rate at
The 8 largest commercial construction starts of July 2025
The 8 largest commercial construction starts of July 2025 Overall groundbreakings “reversed course in July, offsetting the strong gains made in June,” said the chief economist at
Construction Dive''s May 2025 economic roundup
Construction Dive''s May 2025 economic roundup Building activity softened last month as tariff impacts and project delays began to ripple through contractors'' pipelines.
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ICE raids on building sites stoke fear, uncertainty | Construction Dive
ICE raids on building sites stoke fear, uncertainty Law enforcement officers arrested construction workers in San Antonio, New Orleans and Tallahassee, Florida.
Top construction-related podcasts | Construction Dive
Top construction-related podcasts The AEC industry boasts a vast offering of informative, on-demand programs. Here are some to add to your playlist.
Meta taps Turner, DPR, Mortenson for $10B data center
Meta taps Turner, DPR, Mortenson for $10B data center The facility in Louisiana''s Richland Parish will span more than 4 million square feet and ranks as the tech giant''s largest
Construction Dive''s June 2025 economic roundup
Construction Dive''s June 2025 economic roundup Higher material costs and weaker spending suggest growing pressure across the construction industry.