In its ongoing case against Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance (MSI), Pilkington North America, was ordered to share documents with the insurance company after experiencing a $60…
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Suit Filed to Block Vaccine Mandate for Construction
The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) and two of its chapters, the Dallas-based TEXO chapter and AGC of Texas, filed a federal suit to…
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States Suffer, Building Codes Questioned in Wake of Deadly Tornadoes
Several states across the Midwest and the South are recovering after deadly tornadoes ravaged parts of Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, Mississippi and Tennessee on December…
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Glass Plays a Starring Role in Iconic Christmas Tradition
Since 2018, the massive tree in Rockefeller Center has featured a star topper with a design that could have only been accomplished using glass. The…
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Report Suggests Optimism for Construction Industry, but Vigilance is Required
“COVID-19 has brought about a new age for the construction industry,” says Yann Dreyer, global practice group leader for construction in the global energy and…
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Construction Still Ranked in the Top Most Dangerous Jobs
Workplace injuries and fatalities can occur in any field—and those in construction are especially prone due to exposure to more dangerous situations than most jobs.…
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FGIA Conference Answers Biggest Question about Energy Star 7.0
The third and final day of the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance’s (FGIA) Hybrid Fall Conference wrapped up on Thursday, October 21. Along with different…
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Michigan’s House of Rep. Introduces Energy Efficiency Legislation Impacting Glass and Glazing
Rep. Mark Huizenga introduced a bill to amend the “Property assessed clean energy act” during a session for Michigan’s House of Representatives on October 5.…
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What’s the Problem? Industry Companies Continue to Grapple with Supply and Labor Issues
The ongoing pandemic and strengthening delta variant continue to be major factors impacting industry. That’s according to the fourth in a series of Construction Inflation…
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OSHA to Develop Heat Standard for Employees
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is creating an enforcement initiative on heat-related hazards and launched a rulemaking process to develop a workplace heat…