APAC Construction Faces Growth Amidst Labor and Supply Chain Challenges
APAC construction markets are growing but face labor and supply chain challenges, impacting project delivery and costs.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives Acquires Tosca, Boosting Reusable Supply Chain Platform
Goldman Sachs Alternatives acquires Tosca, enhancing reusable supply chain solutions. Implications for AECM include opportunities in infrastructure, automation, and compliance with sustainability goals.
Gritt Secures $32.4 Million to Advance AI in Construction
Gritt has raised $32.4 million to develop AI-powered robotics for construction, addressing labor shortages and productivity challenges.
DoorDash Expands Autonomous Delivery with Dot Robots and Aerial Drones
DoorDash is advancing its autonomous delivery capabilities, with Dot robots expected to manage a significant portion of orders in its largest test market by the end of 2026. This move, alongside aerial drone advancements, presents new opportunities and challenges for AECM professionals.
Bain Capital Acquires SupplyOn, Eyes European Supply Chain Expansion
Bain Capital's acquisition of SupplyOn aims to boost European supply chain software capabilities, impacting sectors like aerospace and defense.
Hudson Architects Revitalizes Abandoned Nightclub into King's Lynn Library
Hudson Architects has transformed a former nightclub in Norfolk into the King's Lynn Library, showcasing the potential of adaptive reuse in urban redevelopment for AECM professionals.
Bosch's $2 Billion Semiconductor Expansion Gets $225 Million Federal Boost
Bosch secures $225M in CHIPS Act funding for a $2B semiconductor expansion in Roseville, enhancing opportunities for AECM professionals.
CCL Container's $16.3M Expansion to Boost Manufacturing in Pennsylvania
CCL Container's $16.3 million investment in its Hermitage facility will expand production, create 30 new jobs, and retain 302 positions, enhancing its manufacturing capabilities and economic impact.
Komatsu Celebrates 40 Years of Manufacturing in Chattanooga
Komatsu celebrates four decades in Chattanooga, marking the production of its 60,000th excavator and emphasizing workforce development and local manufacturing.
