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The Trump Administration’s new Unified Agenda outlines changes at the Department of Labor, from heat safety requirements to independent contractor classification. For walls and ceilings professionals, the proposals may bring both opportunities and challenges—impacting project costs, workforce management, and day-to-day operations.

The rebrand reflects the company’s legacy of innovation in FRP while positioning it for future growth.

AD and The Commonwealth Group announced their intent to merge, uniting 325 independent PHCP distributors under the AD network to strengthen member services, streamline operations, and expand representation across the U.S. industry.

ABC Supply adds its fourth Mississippi branch with the acquisition of Exterior Home Products, preserving local expertise while strengthening its Southeast regional footprint.

A new industry survey finds 92 percent of construction firms face hiring challenges, leading to delays, higher costs, and renewed calls for workforce and immigration reforms.

The company announced the addition of Pete Kraus III as project manager.

Unionized drywallers in Cleveland have launched a strike demanding better wages and benefits, reflecting broader labor unrest across the city’s workforce.

The manufacturer reported a nearly 70 percent reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions from 2023 to 2024 by using renewable energy certificates and advancing its long-term sustainability goals.

The New Democrat Coalition unveiled a border plan boosting security, expanding visas, and creating legal pathways for millions, challenging GOP to act on reform.

Commercial construction spending has reached record levels in 2025, with Texas leading overall and smaller states like North Dakota and Idaho excelling per-capita, while growth remains uneven across regions.