March 2010 News
Ideal Acquires Tool Manufacturer Pratt-Read
Ideal reaffirms "Made in America" tool strategy with purchase of 212-year old Connecticut company.
Danaher and Cooper to merge tool businesses
Danaher Corporation and Cooper Industries plc announced they have reached an agreement to combine their respective tool businesses, Danaher Tool Group and Cooper Tools, in a joint venture.
MSA Updates Logo Express Customization Service
Includes latest information on logo artwork, reflective striping, customizing options and add-ons for any MSA hardhat.
MAPI: Manufacturing leading recovery
The recovery in the U.S. domestic manufacturing sector is stronger than the general economic recovery,according to a new report from the Manufacturers Alliance/MAPI.
Construction ready to roll on $187M U-Arizona health sciences building
Project will create 2,000 construction jobs.
Florida Marlins stadium taking shape
The new Marlins baseball stadium is rising over East Little Havana, with the work on track to hear 'play ball' in 2012.
Skanska, Granite Sign World Trade Center Deal
$542 million contract will build new Port Authority Trans Hudson rail station at the site of the World Trade Center in Manhattan.
Housing Experts Say Real Estate is Recovering
Some of the nation’s top economists believe the housing market has turned and better days are on the way for the housing industry.
M. K. Morse Recognized as Outstanding Supplier by Grainger
Award recognizes excellence in responsiveness, information integrity, on time shipping, management commitment and fulfillment.
ProBuild opens Utah, Virginia locations
ProBuild Holdings Inc. is opening two new locations, one in Orem, Utah and one in Winchester, Va.
Index: Construction costs dip in 1Q
Construction costs have decreased 13 percent since their peak at the end of 2008.
Buy In — At the Heart of Training’s ROI
Pre-learning assessments and benchmarking ― the “high octane” of learning success.
Company defends award-winning SmartKey Re-key technology.
Alaska pipeline feud heats up between key players
The two main Alaska pipeline proponents on Tuesday continued to trade barbs over who will build the world's largest private construction project.
Beige Book: Economy Is Improving
Fed: Nine of 12 regional districts report improved economic activity.