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While overall truck sales have taken a pause, Ford reports that its larger F-650 and F-750 models are still firing on all cylinders.

In the world of work trucks, it’s not every day that a segment-leading model gets a complete makeover, but the all-new 2017 Ford Super Duty is the line’s first major change since 1999, the company says.

Used equipment from the world’s largest manufacturer would be sold by the world’s largest equipment auctioneer.

The development of the machines to be manufactured in Brazil, models MT-X 1441 and MT-X 1841, began in early 2015.

In the latest development following an abandoned merger between two major global equipment makers, U.S.-based equipment maker Terex Corp. has received approval from antitrust regulators in the U.S. and the European Union to sell its material-handling and port solutions (MHPS) business unit to Finnish-based Konecranes.

AECOM announced Aug. 10 that it has made a commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across its global operations by 20%, normalized by revenue, by 2020.

In a sign that the trend toward equipment renting is not slowing down, the American Rental Association says the rental industry can expect a compound annual growth rate of 4.9% over the next few years. ARA’s five-year forecast predicts that U.S. rental revenue will top $57 billion in 2020, a significant increase over the $47.6 billion estimated for 2016.

DOT's Foxx says regulation requires 10% greater emissons and fuel-use cuts than 2015 EPA-DOT proposal.