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Japan-based construction equipment manufacturer Komatsu is set to buy the road construction equipment division of US-based OEM Astec
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Japanese construction equipment manufacturer Kobelco has set out three objectives at the heart of its move to buy 70% of CNH Industrial’s construction machinery business
Rob Painter says the biggest productivity gains will come from new ways of working as Trimble expands its AI platform
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VNX brings Volvo’s latest safety, connectivity and driver-assistance technology to vocational trucking
Loss reported by Accelera due to lower electrolyzer sales
Experts will discuss how smarter cooling can improve uptime, reduce costs and boost equipment performance
Caterpillar has reported a 17% year-on-year increase in sales and revenue in Q3 of 2026 to $20.7 billion
Yanmar and Hitachi Construction Machinery have advanced the collaboration they announced earlier this year
OEM reports higher deliveries, order intake and service sales as global equipment demand grows across most regions
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Pumps, gensets, compressors and specialty rental business sees 25% growth in third quarter
VNX is the third addition to the Volvo NA lineup in three years
Multi-year agreement supports increased production, rapid deployment of power solutions
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Preliminary figures show Class 8 net orders down 9.5% year over year
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Designed to simplify organization and strengthen accountability
Company celebrates 50 years in the region and 25 years of U.S. manufacturing
Expands access to safety resources for employers, safety professionals, operators and training programmes
OEM says the region is its fastest-growing market as it also unveils new machines and autonomy concepts in Austria
Takes responsibility of North America Commercial business as Terry Dolan retires
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Two-thirds of construction machines sold in North America are compacts
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DEF-related engine derates were unpopular from the start. But were they ever a serious problem for heavy-duty trucking?