The second AMI international conference on Plastic Pressure Pipes will take place in Germany, bringing together leading experts in pipeline technology looking at new grades of materials.

The specification of a Sarnafil SarnaVert living roof on the new Northern Line Control Centre has helped to minimise environmental impact, in line with client Tube Lines' 'Go Green' initiative.

Dart Systems, manufacturer of cable installation and inspection systems, has expanded its offering of Endoscopes and Inspection systems with the addition of the Ridgid MicroDrain Inspection System.

Global leader in silicones, silicon-based technology and innovation, Dow Corning, is transforming its business strategy towards innovation, sustainablity, and efficiency by going online.

The sports hall at Jubilee Fields Community Centre in Shildon, Co Durham has installed maple effect Polyflor Sport 80 indoor sports flooring.

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General Growth Properties has closed Century Plaza Mall in Birmingham, but the mall owner says the shutdown isn't related to its bankruptcy filing.

The bankruptcy filing by Fontainebleau stands to have a harmful impact on the Las Vegas construction industry already struggling with unemployment.

As other real-estate companies sell stock to raise capital, Macerich is betting that it can do better for its shareholders by selling stakes in some of its malls.

Westfield Group is offering to foot the $1.3 billion bill to build a retail complex at the World Trade Center site in a bid to seize a bigger role in its redevelopment.

The Treasury is considering issuing rules that will make it easier for property developers and investors and their loan servicers to restructure debt.

Stocks opened higher and continued their climb in the first hour of trading, as retail sales came in slightly better than expected and a weekly labor report said claims for unemployment benefits were moderating. As of 10:30, the S&P 500

Mortgage rates once again surged upwards, hurting prospects for a quick recovery in the housing market. This morning the Mortgage Bankers Association's Loan Application survey said demand for loans in the first week of June fell 7.2% compared to the...()

Pushed up by news that Treasury may allow $50 billion of repayment from banks involved in TARP, equities opened higher Tuesday, but after the first hour of trading indexes are struggling to hold onto those gains. Meantime, oil is once

Interest rates continued to increase during the week ended June 11 according to results of Freddie Mac's weekly Primary Mortgage Market Survey released this morning. Three of the four average rates tracked by the survey were the highest of the