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Located in Tianjin and originally named Goldin Finance 117, completion of the 597-meter mixed-use structure, to be one of China's tallest, was halted in 2015 during a Chinese stock market crash.

LS GreenLink plant will be largest in US to produce subsea high-voltage cables to carry wind farm power to onshore grids, with CEO more focused on sector’s long-term prospects.

Residential and nonresidential specialty trade contractors kept hiring in April, collectively adding 9,000 jobs, according to the latest jobs report.

Churchill Downs cites rising construction costs stemming from tariffs and a slowing economy as reasons for pausing multi-year construction projects.

Industry experts say the fees are one of several strategies Congress can use together to protect Highway Trust Fund solvency. 

Senate Environment and Public Works Committee focused on infrastructure funding for rural communities, and ways to improve Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act water infrastructure provisions.

Shutdown of city program that used federal funds to fix up dilapidated buildings and recoup costs through tax liens against property owners comes day before lawsuit is filed that details irregularities.

The contractor has partially resumed work at the estimated $13B Texas export terminal project as multiple probes, including its own, continue.

Slowed spending is expected to continue in the coming months, industry economists say.

Mati Carbon's technology addresses the problems of excess CO₂ in the air and degradation of soil on farmland in certain parts of the world.