Tariffs, labor shortages and evolving technologies are reshaping construction insurance in 2026. Learn how contractors can ...

The U.S. construction industry reported 188,000 job openings in August, the lowest level in almost 10 years, according to an ...

Contractors are still struggling to fill open positions, including for entry-level roles, even as developers are cautious to ...

The construction labor force has long been a concern, but today’s climate has exacerbated the issue. The construction ...

Project starts may not rebound until late 2026, and even then only if interest rates fall and federal spending is renewed, ...

A private prison operator argues companies should be shielded from lawsuits when doing the government’s dirty work.

MSI Economics report outlines how power constraints, labor shortages, and long equipment lead times will shape delivery.

Consolidation in construction technology will have real implications for how you manage your business, deliver projects, and ...

Nearly a dozen small business owners this week said the county's proposal to negotiate training and hiring agreements with labor unions in the construction industry was unfair and should be ...

The construction industry had 188,000 job openings on the last day of August. Industry job openings decreased by 115,000 last ...

The court called out DGS for never proving union labor is safer, more skilled, or faster than nonunion crews and hammered how ...

Learn how investing in preventative equipment maintenance helps contractors cut costs and stay resilient in unpredictable markets.