Construction
employment fell by 53,500 (-0.9 percent), accounting for more than 60 percent
of total losses for December 2009, and by 934,000 (14 percent) for the year.
PM contributing columnist and
contractor marketer Adams Hudson will join five other
contractor consultants to launch the first-ever Contractor Sales and Marketing
Super Summit, Oct. 14-16 in Atlanta
...
UBS
raised its rating on Wolseley and said the group now has “the flexibility to
restructure and reorganize, and prepare for recovery in an orderly fashion” …
For last-minute filers who run their own businesses, tips for reducing liability, making the most of online services, and classifying expenses properly …
Al
Levi will present an online seminar, “Growing Big In A Recession,” June 1, at
12 noon CST. It will be the first part of six total seminars with the others
taking place every two weeks …
Construction spending during February 2009 was estimated at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $967.5 billion, 0.9 percent below the revised January estimate of $976.2 billion, according to the Commerce Department. January construction spending fell 3.5 percent ...
A study by the Associated General Contractors of America concludes that the proposal would disrupt collective bargaining, put single-craft union pensions at risk ...
New data released by the bipartisan Tax Policy Center show that most small business owners won't be taxed at higher rates under Obama's proposed budget …
Now's the time to put your weakest players
through a development program or make them available to the industry, says
Keith McFarland at BusinessWeek …
Trimble Navigation Ltd., a navigation and surveying device
maker has purchased software provider QuickPen International in order to
broaden its building construction offerings ...
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