Get ready to have your mind blown by some of the most massive and powerful machines ever built! From the world's largest elevator to mobile construction cranes that can lift entire houses, this video ...

Equipment manufacturers Volvo CE and Case CE introduced new electric dump trucks and excavators at the triennial equipment ...

CNH brands, Case IH and New Holland presented at Tecnoshow Comigo in Rio Verde, Brazil recently. The brands showcased their ...

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Host of the 5 th Annual New England Tattoo Expo, and Steven Tefft, also a Host of the 5 th Annual New England Tattoo Expo and winner of “Ink Master-Season 2.” The duo joined the show to ...

Ex-OpenAI CTO Mira Murati’s new AI venture, Thinking Machines Lab, has gained two new prominent advisers: Bob McGrew, previously OpenAI’s chief research officer, and Alec Radford, a former ...

In addition to the new drive presented at Bauma, there are already electric sister systems eCD50, eCD70 and eCD90 for small to medium-sized construction machines. All these solutions can be installed ...

Uncover the world of construction like never before at the PSU School of Construction Expo! Join us for two action-packed days, starting on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, with insightful presentations and ...

Construction has restarted on Rockwater's new Sandbanks venue, set to open this summer. The multi-million-pound beachfront site will be the largest in the brand's portfolio, creating more than 150 ...

Spring has sprung, and so has Phoenix New Times‘ spring campaign ... and anime enthusiasts converged for this year’s Game On Expo. The three-day event from April 4 to 6 was a high-energy ...

Manitou Group is presenting a wide range of solutions at Bauma, the world’s largest construction trade fair. The group is asserting its ambitions in terms of the energy transition, with an expanded ...

Victor Llorente for The New York Times But all that changed with the Great Recession. Between May 2007 and May 2009, national spending on residential construction dropped by 56 percent.