ARTBA Asserts Highway Trust Fund Problems Are Political, Not S...

Sponsored by The American manufacturing sector forms a cornerstone of our national economy, providing nearly 12 million good-paying jobs for middle-class families across the country. Yet, the economic downturn and years of shifting production took a ...

Thursday, 11 April 2013 13:41 For months, President Obama has been talking about the importance of increased transportation investment, both to support the economic recovery and to strengthen the long-term outlook for the U.S. economy. The FY 2014 ...

(Kansas City Star (MO) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) March 31--To call Tim Sylvester a road builder misses the point. The streets he intends to build are embedded with electronic sensors that may keep cars of the future from speeding, veering and ...

-- Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc. (NYSE: HST), the nation's largest lodging real estate investment trust ("REIT"), today announced results of operations for the first quarter ended March 31, 2013. On an "As Adjusted" basis, as described herein, the ...

This story first appeared on BuildingGreen. With an outstanding 2013 line-up, the American Institute of Architects? Committee on the Environment (AIA/COTE) continues in its role as the nation's premier showcase of projects that marry good design and ...

Time and again in the history of the United States, when the nation faced need or crisis, America's leaders have called upon the country to turn to its surest hope in darkened days: to bend its knees before Almighty God. From 1775, when the ...

Billboard of 10 Commandments hits highway near airport Published: 4 mins ago Text smaller Text bigger First it was Las Vegas. Then Nashville. Then Jacksonville. And now the Los Angeles area has been put on notice how to behave with a billboard ...

/PRNewswire/ --Ms. Samara Barend, a founding member of the Performance Based Buildings Coalition (PBBC) and an AECOM Vice President for P3 Development, is warning that the strategic ability of public private partnerships (P3s) to strengthen the ...

The next big trend in U.S. offices: Workers supplying their own devices. By 2016, 38% of firms plan to stop providing computers and other devices to workers, preferring to allow them to use their own laptops, smart phones and tablets instead. IBM, ...