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Construction adds 22,000 jobs in July as wages rise
Construction firms added 22,000 jobs in July with wages rising 5.2%, outpacing broader labor market growth, according to the Associated General Contractors of America.
Colorado advanced industries face growth risks amid rising costs
Colorado advanced industries employed 364,806 workers but face growth limits due to rising business and living costs, says Common Sense Institute report.
Construction jobs rise in fewer than half of US metros
Construction employment increased in 165 U.S. metros, led by Houston and Baton Rouge, amid ongoing market uncertainties affecting hiring.
Construction employment rises in 33 states and D.C. led by Texas and Louisiana
Construction employment increased in 33 states and the District of Columbia, with Texas adding 24,800 jobs and Louisiana posting the largest percentage gain.
Silicon Valley tech workers face job insecurity amid AI surge
Silicon Valley tech workers face growing job insecurity as AI adoption leads to layoffs and automation, signaling shifts in the American economy.
Construction input costs rise 7.1% despite June decline
Construction input costs for new nonresidential projects rose 7.1% year over year despite a 0.5% drop in June, driven by high fuel and metals prices.
CU Boulder report analyzes state policies on data center water use
The University of Colorado Law School report reviews state legislative responses to data center water use amid growing AI demand and western water limits.
Construction employment declines in most US metro areas despite gains in Texas and Louisiana
Construction employment fell in most U.S. metro areas, with gains in Houston and Baton Rouge. Challenges include material costs and uncertain infrastructure funding.
Construction employment rises in 30 states
The Associated General Contractors of America reports construction employment increased in 30 states, with Texas adding the most jobs over the past year.
US factory production flat in May as AI investment supports manufacturing
U.S. factory production was unchanged in May, but artificial intelligence investment is helping support manufacturing growth amid supply chain challenges.
Construction jobs rise as data center concerns grow
Construction jobs increased in 53% of U.S. metro areas, while concerns over data center opposition and highway funding threaten growth.
Colorado Springs ranks 12th nationally for independent coworking spaces
Colorado Springs ranks 12th nationally for independent coworking spaces with 47% locally owned operators, surpassing Denver's 32% share.
