NEW YORK - In the spirit of the recent Small Business Week, Forbes magazine is doing its part to help small firms bloom into future giants with its inaugural "Boost
ATLANTA - To reduce the building design industry’s impact on the environment, key leaders in that sector are collaborating to establish carbon-neutral buildings by the year 2030. The American Institute
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has introduced a new online training resource for budding entrepreneurs to provide the fundamentals of starting a small business. The Small Business
WASHINGTON - The average retail price for gasoline in the United States is now at or near its record nominal price. The latest Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update, issued by
CHANTILLY, Va. - This year’s HVAC Contractors forum during the Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors' National Association (SMACNA) annual convention will explore what market drivers are expected to shape
BUFFALO GROVE, Ill. - Profitability of America’s corporations will be closely tied to proactive sustainability practices and green building principles, according to findings from McGraw-Hill Construction’s SmartMarket™ Report: Greening of
WUQING, China - The Danfoss Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Laboratory, located in the Danfoss Wuqing Factory in China, has been formally launched. The company invested approximately $3.9 million to build
ATLANTA - With an extended technical program, the annual American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) meeting in Long Beach, Calif., will offer attendees increased options for professional
WASHINGTON - President Bush has nominated William “Woody” Sutton, former president of the Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute (ARI), as Assistant Secretary for Manufacturing and Services. “Woody has been a longtime
WASHINGTON - "Total construction spending rose a tad in March following a big upward revision for February, as single-family homebuilding finally held steady and nonresidential construction boomed again," said Ken
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