Equipment giant says move from suburban Chicago to Irving, Texas will leave production largely unchanged when completed in 2023.

When Kyle Wiens first posted a step-by-step repair guide online for his college laptop back in 2003, he didn’t think he’d one day be submitting filings to state legislatures on device owners’ rights to repair and maintain anything they own, from smartphones to farm tractors.

The risks posed to heavy equipment operators in certain situations can often limit the type of work they can perform.

The issue of Right to Repair touches any device with embedded systems, with implications for the construction equipment sector

Two U.S. senators seek details on what they call a "stalled" investigation into equipment maker's tax practices and what role, if any, Trump's attorney general played.

The Cat 963 Track Loader meets U.S. EPA Tier 4 Final/EU Stage V emission standards.

A severe drop in new sales and the need to keep machines virus-free are among the new realities facing the equipment market during the pandemic

Looking at the offerings from equipment manufacturers on display at the CONEXPO-CON/AGG show, held in Las Vegas on March 10-13, it would be easy to assume it was all about the bigger and stronger machines. 

CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2020 opened on Mar. 10 under cloudy skies, but crowds in Las Vegas were not visibly deterred by the weather or threats of COVID-19.