Myrna Whitaker

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2 October 2025

Real estate bankruptcies explode 158% as sector buckles

Forecasts pointing to further deterioration.

1 October 2025

Contractor loses €26M claim in highway dispute

Hit with €2M in penalties.

23 September 2025

Mossia demands late payment interest from Bane Nor

18 million NOK remains outstanding.

8 August 2025

US battery company Lyten buys bankrupt Northvolt

"This is a defining moment for Lyten"

13 June 2025

Growth returns to Europe’s construction sector

But major differences between countries and segments

30 May 2025

Biggest Construction Companies in the US 2025

Minor changes at the top as ENR ranks America's largest contractors.

27 May 2025

Skanska’s AI Tool Empowers “Informed, Safe Decisions”

Skanska launches AI to advance job site safety across the U.S.

21 February 2025

E6 Landslide Caused by Excavation Debris

Reconstruction costs are estimated around SEK 550 million

23 January 2025

Heavy fines for discriminating against US construction workers

Steep price for biased hiring

4 April 2024

IndustryRadar joins Intermat Paris by becoming its Nordic Media Partner

The partnership agreement entails that IndustryRadar will provide ongoing and expert coverage from the fair across all its Nordic channels. Consequently, Intermat will reach over 270,000 unique readers monthly in Sweden, Norway and Finland through the websites branschaktuellt.se, iradar.no, and iradar.fi. “We are gratefull for the recognition iRadar and Branschaktuellt have received, which affirms our […]

19 March 2024

Both construction and home sales decline

Construction volume has decreased, and moreover, the homes that are put on the market take a long time to sell. Typically, it takes over a year for a home to be sold. The proportion of price-reduced new homes remains high. Ignoring the need for new homes and considering demand based on households’ actual ability to […]

19 March 2024

Suspected criminal activity at several construction sites

To date, these efforts have resulted in tax reassessments totaling 124 million kronor across 175 companies. “We have witnessed the emergence of a shadow society where significant amounts of tax revenue are siphoned from the common welfare, and where foreign labor is exploited. More must be done to ensure that already vulnerable people do not […]

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