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The construction industry continues to struggle this year, with the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 only somewhat softening the blow of the downturn.
Innovative design is a key trend in architecture and construction in 2009. Here are a few interesting building materials to look out for, ranging from high-tech to eco-friendly.
Construction project delays cost time and money, and damage contractors’ reputations. Consider these tips for keeping delays and risks to a minimum.
Plus: Improvements in Inventories, Businesses Split on Health Care, China’s Renewed Growth, U.S. Standing Tougher on Trade Agreements and MORE.
Plus: a Monkey-Controlled Robot, Media Nutrition Guide, TARP Gravy and Out-Sick Excuses.
Manufacturers can save time and money by cutting the amount of scrap they produce and limiting rework. Here are some strategies to consider.
Over-packaged goods are emerging as a major concern for consumers worldwide, promoting the growth of the sustainable packaging segment, according to multiple reports.
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 Do competitiveness rankings of states’ tax and spend policies influence manufacturers in determining where to locate or expand their operations? The answer is yes, writes GovPro.com’s Michael Keating. (more…)
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