Author: Zachary Phillips

Dive Brief: New York City union chapters took a united stance against Robert De Niro’s $600 million movie studio project

Dive Brief: Both tunneling and bureaucracy can be a slow, arduous grind. Last week, The Boring Co. inched past another milestone,

Dive Brief: Construction projects in Chicago and beyond are facing delays a few weeks after 300 heavy equipment operators in

Dive Brief: Contractors and architects agree they want to collaborate more, though too often clash on issues such as material

Much like their animal namesake, the NHL’s Arizona Coyotes prowl their home state, seeking a new home after having to

Dive Brief: Rising hourly wages brought more workers to construction in May, but the industry still posted a record number

Record-breaking inflation and a war for talent rage on. The economy pressures builders to keep wages high, while they must

Highway construction workers often do their jobs within inches of speeding vehicles and potential sideswipes. It’s dangerous, and the numbers

Dive Brief: With its sights set on the Lone Star state, Vietnamese contractor Hoa Binh Construction has ambitious goals that

One hundred forty one days of striking didn’t lead to the members of the Teamsters Local 174 securing a new