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BNXN Says NBA Stars Earn Far More Than Nigerian Musicians

Music (Daniel Benson. Photo Credit: Photo by Daily Post) Afrobeats musician Daniel Benson, better known by his stage as BNXN, has expressed his thoughts on...

How to Know If Your Construction Bid Pipeline Is Healthy

In short: A healthy construction bid pipeline gives you reliable visibility into new commercial projects, accurate tracking of what you're pursuing, and a steady flow of right-fit work. Five signals: Project visibility, tracking discipline, update alerts, right-fit ratio, and review cadence are where healthy pipelines look different from struggling ones. Data is the lever: Most

Construction begins on AU$72 million solar-powered green hydrogen hub in New South Wales, Australia

The AU$71.6 million (US$50 million) facility will be powered by an expanded solar installation at the Wathagar Cotton Gin site, approximately 33km southwest of Moree. The project combines an existing 8.65MW solar PV plant with a new 27MW solar array and a 30MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) to ensure a consistent power supply for

Chicago’s construction market buoyed by infrastructure, entertainment builds

Commercial Corporate News Economy Infrastructure Labor Safety Tech Sustainability Legal/Regs An article from Large expansions on the Red Line and at O’Hare International Airport are capturing attention. A stadium, a casino and an M&A deal mark other Windy City building news. Published May 12, 2026 Chicago, Ill. Getty Images For contractors, Chicago is an exciting

Construction at an ‘inflection point’: new ASCE CEO

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Peter O’Neil knows he’s got some listening to do.  An energetic speaker who enjoys tennis and travel, O’Neil has previously served as a chief executive for member organizations ASIS International, an association of global security professionals, and the American Industrial Hygiene Association, a

One in five UK construction firms never measure productivity, RICS survey shows

Construction companies in the UK are the least likely to measure productivity compared with their international counterparts, a survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has found. The RICS Construction Productivity Report 2026 reveals wide differences in productivity metrics and a persistent ‘optimism… The post One in five UK construction firms never measure

Hoffman Construction wins $350M Sound Transit contract

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Construction upturn hampered by skills shortages

Small builders reported rising activity in the second half of 2025, but the upturn was held back by a shortage of skilled workers needed to deliver the work. Activity increased across the market in H2 2025, with the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) and Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) State of Trade survey showing workload

Construction insolvencies stay stubbornly high

Construction remains the sector with the highest number of business collapses, according to the latest monthly figures from the Insolvency Service. There were 3,912 construction firm insolvencies in the 12 months to January 2026, representing 17 per cent of all the cases analysed. This was followed by wholesale and retail (16 per cent) and the

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