Construction employment grew by 9,000 jobs in April due mainly to gains in nonresidential sectors like data center projects while residential building saw declines. Industry leaders say higher wages are helping attract needed workers but warn that community resistance could…
The National Restaurant Association has voiced strong opposition against new federal rules affecting credit card swipe fee regulations in Illinois. The group argues these actions will raise operating costs for…
Robin Repass has been appointed Executive Director of the Restaurant Law Center by The National Restaurant Association. With decades-long experience in litigation related to workplace safety issues affecting hospitality businesses…
Richard “Dick” E. Marriott has been named recipient of the National Restaurant Association’s 2026 Legends Award for his long-standing contributions and leadership within hospitality. The award ceremony will take place…
A new report from the National Restaurant Association underscores how investing in staff drives profitability in U.S. restaurants. Understaffing continues to pose major challenges while technology adoption helps streamline hiring…
Construction employment rose over twelve months in most U.S. states but showed signs of slowing overall growth according to recent data released by Associated General Contractors of America. Officials urge…
Rick Andritsch has been appointed president of Associated General Contractors of America through March 2027. He will lead alongside new officers focusing on supporting members across all sectors. The Nevada…
Construction material costs saw their largest monthly increase in four years this March due mainly to soaring diesel fuel prices and rising metal costs. Industry leaders warn these trends could…
Construction employment rose across most U.S. states between January 2025 and January 2026 despite some regional declines. Industry leaders urge greater investment in workforce training programs amid ongoing labor shortages.
Construction employment grew by 26,000 jobs nationwide last month with gains across all major sectors according to new data released April 3 by industry leaders who say rising wages reflect ongoing…
Construction spending dropped slightly in January due to weaker private investment despite increased public outlays. Industry leaders cite rising costs and global uncertainties as key challenges facing builders.
Dozens of volunteers led by national construction firms improved facilities at Give Kids the World Village in Kissimmee for families with critically ill children. The project was coordinated by AGC…
Nevada Farm Bureau Federation marks spring with renewed focus on growth opportunities within agriculture. The organization urges member involvement through education programs like Ag in the Classroom while highlighting resources…
Detroit’s Michigan Central Station has been recognized as 2025’s top U.S. construction project by AGC America. Christman | Brinker Corktown Transformational Joint Venture received high honors for their restoration work…
Flying Food Group recently held its General Manager Conference in Las Vegas with a focus on team building.
Prices for key construction materials rose again in February due to higher metals and fuel costs, according to new data from the Associated General Contractors of America. Officials warn that…
Construction employment in the United States fell by 11,000 jobs in February, according to new government data analyzed by the Associated General Contractors of America.
The cost of key construction materials such as aluminum, steel, and copper saw significant increases in January, contributing to higher overall prices for nonresidential construction.
With spring break approaching, the Nevada Farm Bureau Federation is highlighting travel discounts available exclusively to its members.
The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) has launched a nationwide campaign called America’s Moving Forward to encourage Congress to pass new federal highway and transit funding.
The National Restaurant Association has outlined its federal policy priorities for 2026, focusing on immigration reform, the Credit Card Competition Act, and the renewal of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
America’s restaurant industry is expected to see moderate growth in 2026, despite ongoing cost pressures and a challenging labor market.
Construction employment in the United States increased by 33,000 jobs in January, with most of the growth occurring in nonresidential sectors, according to data released by the Associated General Contractors…
A federal court has ruled in favor of Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul, upholding the Illinois Interchange Fee Prohibition Act (IFPA).
Just under half of U.S. metro areas saw an increase in construction jobs between December 2024 and December 2025, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America…
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