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Industry body unhappy as EU sets anti-dumping duties on Chinese imports of rebar between 9.2 and 13%

Deputy editor, Joe Malone, presents the International Construction January - February 2016 podcast (audio)

The market for wheeled loaders in Europe is looking good – in some parts of the continent, at least

UK manufacturer adds four new models in 4.8 to 5.7 tonne range, available in conventional, reduced and zero tailswing configurations

Engine manufacturers’ customer care telephone service to provide help in 28 different languages

54-year contract to design, build and maintain will see 24km bypass in Strasbourg connect A4 and A35, as well as A352 and A35

Group sales increased by 8% in the fourth quarter of 2014 to €333 million, despite falls in the Compact Equipment Products (CEP) division

Decrease of 4.1% in consolidated revenues reported by CNH Industrial for fourth quarter compared with same period a year earlier

Istat figures show growth in Italian construction equipment sales for 2015 over previous year, with exports growing too in the period

Swedish-based group’s fourth quarter interim report claims solid profitability and record cash flow in tough market conditions

US equipment manufacturer feels pressure from weak commodity prices and slowing economic growth in developing countries

Japanese construction giant looks to innovation and structural reforms as sales continue to decline

Hitachi Construction Machinery’s third quarter report shows year-on-year revenue falling by 5.3%

Plans laid down to supply energy to 8% of French population through paving roads with photovoltaic solar panels in next five years

Online bidding for Alex Lyon & Son’s seven-day auction in Florida to feature construction equipment

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Over half a million visitors are expected to descend on Munich in April for the behemoth of construction equipment exhibitions – Bauma

The US$ 849 million project, completed 15 months late, will see trains run at speeds of up to 150 km/h

Highways England opt for eastern crossing point to link Kent and Essex, offering lowest environmental impact in the region

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