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Following the machine’s European launch earlier this year, KCMU has introduced the SK650DLC-11 demolition excavator in North America
Canada has retaliated against the latest US tariffs with new duties on American goods, including construction equipment parts and attachments
Skanska has signed a US$1.2 billion contract to construct four data centres in the southeastern US for an existing client.
OEM says more than half of its North American machine supply will now be built at Shippensburg, US
US$5bn research initiative will give scientists access to federal datasets and Department of Energy supercomputers
US-based tech company TerraFirma has raised $115 million from venture capitalists and angel investors to continue developing a tech platform that removes machine operators from the cab
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Contractors are paying more than the simple replacement cost of stolen machines and equipment
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For an industry that prides itself on toughness, construction is becoming increasingly aware of the cost of simply pushing through
Across the world, drilling and foundation equipment is going deeper, faster and further into the ground
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Neel Madsen speaks to Robin Edsborn, global product line manager at Epiroc, about the state of the market and the company’s response to its challenge
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Caterpillar’s latest sustainability report points to autonomy, fuel flexibility, connected safety systems and rebuilds as key parts of its equipment strategy
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Losses from stolen and misplaced equipment are costing large contractors millions each year, with smaller, everyday items responsible for the bulk of the financial impact
Former Alfa Lavel executive joins the business as Karin Falk departs after 5.5 years in role.
CTO Jaime Mineart links AI, electrification and automation as key technologies shaping the future of equipment
Scott Young, President of North America, Volvo CE, tells Andy Brown that the OEM sees uneven adoption of electric equipment but remains confident in long-term demand
With competition for talent intensifying, employer branding, diversity and digital engagement could help attract the next generation
US-based attachments manufacturer Werk-Brau has become an associate member
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Sany America’s chief executive has underlined the Chinese equipment manufacturer’s long-term commitment to the North American market
Las Vegas event showcases new machinery and technology, with Next Level Awards recognising industry innovations

