Author: Alex

Letter to the President | HBS dealer

Counterpoint The US Lumber Coalition, a business group of soft wood producers, is an aggressive opponent of imports of subsidized Canadian wood and therefore a supporter of tariffs. “The US wood coalition welcomes the strong commitment of the Trump government for the enforcement of the US trade laws against Canadian unfair trade behavior, which kills… Continue reading Letter to the President | HBS dealer

Fe News | Building students are ready to come to the website thanks to the “Green Card” award

Dozens of ambitious building students can now get access to construction sites and improve their skills thanks to a new partnership in which they have qualified to accredit the industry standards. Without an official green card (CSCS) for building skills (CSCs), employees are not allowed to go to a “living” construction site. For years, this… Continue reading Fe News | Building students are ready to come to the website thanks to the “Green Card” award

Kentucky delivers the legislative session for small companies in 2025

This year's meeting of the General Assembly was distributed on Friday, March 28, with several legislative victories, the relaxation of official burdens, combating lack of staff and the continued tax reform. One of the most effective was Senate Bill 23, sponsored by Senator Steve West. SB 23 strengthens the legislative supervision of state authorities that… Continue reading Kentucky delivers the legislative session for small companies in 2025

American sustainability: Walmart HQ is the largest mass wood project in the USA

Bentonville, Ark .- (by Cynthia Lescallet, Realty News Report)-a 350 hectare backdrop for Walmart's new headquarters is located in the northwest of Arkansas with a sustainable design plan of an architect in Houston with office buildings with mass wood elements that were produced regionally from southern yellow pin. The new Home Office Campus of the… Continue reading American sustainability: Walmart HQ is the largest mass wood project in the USA

The most popular scapegoat of the construction: laziness | For construction professionals

Disclaimer: I know that there are people who exist and are lazy, but … America is not. I recently saw an online asphalt forum contribution that asked simple and uncomplicated questions: “How many contractors expected to be too short for the 2025 season?” The answers were anything but simple and uncomplicated. What is technically a… Continue reading The most popular scapegoat of the construction: laziness | For construction professionals

Marcia Budet turns from architecture to award-winning jewelry design messages are my business

The jewelry designer Marcia Budet shows her collection of pieces. (Credit: Javier del Valle) The Puertorican designer finds success with brave, personal design. The Puertorican architect created her first piece of jewelry for her first communion with the help of her mother and the award -winning jewelry designer Marcia Budet has long been accepted the… Continue reading Marcia Budet turns from architecture to award-winning jewelry design messages are my business

A gambling for efficiency, growth and technology – TFN

Much of the reporting on the Chancellor Rachel Reev's spring declaration focused on the cuts of the social budget, which was carried out for the fulfillment of their own tax rules. Your gambling is that by increasing the efficiency of the public sector, investing in technology and concentration on growth, long -term advantages will outweigh… Continue reading A gambling for efficiency, growth and technology – TFN

The reason why Mail Trucks have no license plates

Serenethos/Shutterstock If you have ever been held behind a post truck in traffic, you may have noticed that it has no license plates. Although the United States Postal Service (USPS) is an almost universal requirement for everyone else on the street, the US postal service (USPS) works under different rules. So what is… Continue reading The reason why Mail Trucks have no license plates

Let us compensate for the tech madness with sustainability

Technology has developed at a rapid pace in the past ten years. Regardless of whether it is electric vehicles, artificial intelligence or 3D printing technology, everyone did the world differently. However, since everyone in the automotive industry pursues the speed, have we ever thought that the development of technology can lead to our decline in… Continue reading Let us compensate for the tech madness with sustainability