Let’s Talk New Money

April 27, 2021 – Catherine Rampell, writing for The Arizona Evening Star, analyzed the GOP infrastructure proposal and said, “See, the White House proposal had been framed as new infrastructure money, on top of whatever the government was already expected to spend on roads, bridges, airports, broadband, etc., if existing laws and programs continue without changes. The Republican plan, by contrast, takes credit for all…

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LafargeHolcim Reports Record Start to 2021

LafargeHolcim is reporting that the company got off to a record start to 2021, led by net sales improving by 7.4% and an increase in Recurring EBIT of 130.7% compared to the prior year period, both on a like-for-like basis. Cement volumes grew by 5.6% for the group and ready-mix concrete volumes grew by 2.2%, while aggregates volumes decreased by 4.0%, all on a like-for-like basis. All regions…

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U.S. Concrete Acquires California Port Assets

U.S. Concrete Inc. has acquired an operational cementitious terminal, bulk storage facility, and approximately eight and a half acres of land with access to the Port of Stockton, Calif. The previous owner was George Weinberger Properties and Boral Limited is the current leasee of the facility, according to information provided by the Port of Stockton.

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Terex Trucks to Expand Footprint in Canada

With many big projects planned, the construction equipment market in Canada is expected to grow at 2.4% until 2027, according to market research firm ReportLinker. Terex Trucks wants to benefit from this opportunity and further strengthen its market presence in Canada by expanding its dealer network to reach more customers in new locations.

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