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Two Workers Killed as Steel Beam Falls From Crane in NYC

Jeff Rubenstone

Alisa Zevin

November 30, 2016

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A crane accident on a multistory residential project in New York City left two men dead on November 22.

Transportation

FRA: Railroads Show Small Gains in Installing Train-Control Systems

Tom Ichniowski

November 29, 2016

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Freight carriers have PTC on 12% of their miles as of Sept 30, up from 9% in June; passenger lines edge up to 23%, from 22%

Labor

Injunction Halting Federal Overtime Rule Draws Praise, Criticism

Rule was set to go into effect on Dec. 1

Pam Hunter McFarland

November 29, 2016

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The decision is third injunction issued by a Texas court on a range of Labor Dept. regulations.

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Israel Launches $4B Gas Field and Pipeline Investment

Developers line up financing and customers, but U.S. partner may sell some stake to raise cash

Neal Sandler

November 29, 2016

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Developers line up financing and customers, but U.S. partner may sell some stake to raise cash.

Risk Management

Surety Sues Louisiana School District Over Payment to Contractor

At issue is a payment by the district that surety says shouldn't have been made

Scott Van Voorhis

November 28, 2016

One Comment

The bond provider says the school district should not have made a payment to contractor after a default.

International Trade

US Softwood Lumber Industry Fires Salvo in Trade Fight with Canada

Canadian government pledges vigorous defense of its position

Tom Ichniowski

November 28, 2016

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Coalition asks Commerce Dept. to impose duties on Canadian lumber shipments that, it contends, are being dumped in U.S.

Companies

VINCI Shares Plunge, Recover Following Fake Press Releases

Hoax news reports trigger sell-off of French contractor's stock

Peter Reina

November 24, 2016

No Comments

False news reports had cited accounting irregularities, dismissal of CFO.

Safety and Health

Worker Killed in Freak Chop-Saw Accident

Massachusetts man was working second job to earn extra money

Johanna Knapschaefer

November 24, 2016

No Comments

Water mechanic was making residential pipe connection when bound chop saw kicked back and sliced carotid artery

Feds Move To Indict NY Contractor Execs, Developer, Ex-Cuomo Aide

LPCiminelli CEO and president now face conspiracy and bribery charges in N.Y. pay-to-play scheme

Mary B. Powers

November 23, 2016

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LPCiminelli CEO and president now face conspiracy and bribery charges in N.Y. pay-to-play scheme.

Arizona Solar Project Doubles in Size

November 23, 2016

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An Arizona solar-power development doubled in size in one month, to 140 MW from 68 MW, following the Oct. 13 purchase of its initial 450-acre site in Maricopa County.

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Two Workers Killed as Steel Beam Falls From Crane in NYC

FRA: Railroads Show Small Gains in Installing Train-Control Systems

Injunction Halting Federal Overtime Rule Draws Praise, Criticism

Israel Launches $4B Gas Field and Pipeline Investment

Surety Sues Louisiana School District Over Payment to Contractor

US Softwood Lumber Industry Fires Salvo in Trade Fight with Canada

VINCI Shares Plunge, Recover Following Fake Press Releases

Worker Killed in Freak Chop-Saw Accident

Feds Move To Indict NY Contractor Execs, Developer, Ex-Cuomo Aide

Arizona Solar Project Doubles in Size

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