Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) is giving a big round of applause to the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). Yesterday,...
Exports of U.S.-made construction equipment increased in the second quarter of 2010, and total construction machinery exports at midyear wer...
Technology is taking the equipment by storm. From fleet management software to machine telematics software is giving more control and info t...
A quartet of Case IH fans have something to celebrate. The company just announced today the winners of the “Take the Field 2010 Parts ...
A 30-ton Komatsu America Corp. articulated dump truck HM300-2 set free more than 30,000 rubber ducks into the Chicago River on August 12, fo...
NOTE: This is the third of many blogs detailing an industry-wide summary of compact wheel loaders. Be sure to check back throughout August f...
United Rentals is amping up its services to oil and gas customers in the Gulf Coast. The company announced yesterday that it had agreed to f...
Construction contractors need a little extra help during this recession, so workers are looking toward the government for any sort of assist...
If you want some new tracks for your hard-working mini excavator or compact track loader, take a look at the new website from TrackBoss Inc....
Like it or not, the summer is quickly coming to an end and the cold winter months of early 2011 are just around the corner. But this year, K...
Once it’s fully operational, Caterpillar hopes to employ more than 500 people and triple Caterpillar’s U.S.-based excavator capa...
To get into the back-to-school spirit, the Historical Construction Equipment Association (HCEA) is offering its own history lesson...
As humid temperatures stagnate around 90 degrees in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park of Ohio, the CE editors clamor around our single-windo...
Since the company filed for Chapter 11 reorganization in June of 2009, everyone’s been keeping their eyes on General Motors Co. Today ...
