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“Builders are grappling on several fronts as the inflation fight continues,” says Carl Harris, chairman of the National Association of Home Builders.

Permits were also up 1.9% in February.

Other sectors such as leisure, hospitality, and other services, also showed positive trends, contributing to the overall employment growth.

Irrigation & Lighting editor in chief Kyle Brown discusses the this year's Keys to Workforce Success feature.

The legislation seeks a delay of the filing deadline, aiming to provide small businesses additional time to understand the requirements.

The Census Bureau reported that privately owned housing starts in January were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,331,000.

The initiative celebrates irrigation and lighting contractors who have had a successful year, sharing their stories in Irrigation & Lighting.

In a decision by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama the CTA has been declared unconstitutional.

It’s almost time to share your company’s story in the Watch Us Grow: 2024 Industry Standouts program.

Congress will vote on a $435 billion spending package on Feb. 28 that will keep portions of the government funded through the fiscal year.