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The ABCs of VDC

Construction Business Owner

Profitability is the key to everything, and applying new technology needs to support profitability. Status of webinar Featured. Exploring tech that actually works & how to make it work for you. Thu, 05/21/2020 - 12:00. Registration.

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Construction Confidence Dips in Second Half of 2012, According to ABC

Construction Business Owner

January 22, 2013) – Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) today released its Construction Confidence Index (CCI) for the second half of 2012. nonresidential construction industry: sales prospects, staffing levels and profit margins. WASHINGTON, D.C. The CCI reflects three aspects of the U.S.

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Backlog dips, but contractor confidence remains high

Construction Dive

Despite firms’ stable profit margins and expanding sales, the economy faces several challenges that could affect construction, said ABC’s chief economist.

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Optimism high amid uncertainty

Construction Dive

Commercial builders mostly expect profit to grow this year despite economic warning bells around debt and trade, according to an ABC confidence index.

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The ABCs of Caring for the Contractor

Green Industry Professionals

Florida dealer Ray Harney has expanded his lines and built up his parts department at ABC Lawn Equipment to keep his contractor customers equipped and profitable.'

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Construction contractor confidence surges into 2020, says ABC

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construction industry leaders increased in November 2019 with respect to sales, profit margins, and staffing, according to the Associated Builders and Contractors Construction Confidence Index. . Confidence among U.S.

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Material prices increase in March, expected to constrain profit growth

Construction Dive

The ABC said that rising material prices and wages will challenge contractor profits in 2018, despite a healthy backlog of work.