ULI report uncovers six paradigms that coexist in almost all cities. More
Here are the articles and web extras from the 2014 The Concrete Producer Survey. More
Producers try to make the most of an improving economy by focusing on core businesses. Some budgets are still tight; others producers are buying new equipment. More
New models are designed to keep truck uptime and driver productivity levels high. More
Total construction spending climbed modestly in May as growth in residential and public construction offset a drop in private nonresidential activity, according to an analysis of new Census Bureau data by the Associated General Contractors of America. Association officials predicted that spending would remain uneven through the second half of 2013. More
According to The Sacramento Bee's analysis of the 2012 Census of Governments, 10 states have fewer townships because of mergers and consolidations. More
These days, community has gone beyond geography and also refers to any group of people who has something in common, besides living in the same town or neighborhood. Included among these would be ethnic, racial, and religious communities. The Internet has had a lot to do with this. More
The Women in Concrete luncheon highlights concrete's important ‘supporting' role. More
The Concrete Sawing & Drilling Association has created a new association group - NextGen - that's geared toward getting younger cutters involved in networking and sharing ideas. More
A new generation is entering the workforce, and some say their work philosophy differs vastly from previous generations. Who should adapt to whom? More
