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March 16, 2023
Within the Bandari Maritime Academy of Mombasa, Kenya, participants in exercise Cutlass Express 2023, hailing from Djibouti, Georgia, Kenya, Madagascar, Mauritius, Mozambique, Seychelles, United Kingdom, and the United States, gathered
March 18, 2022
Leading industry figures have urged AHMM to withdraw from the RIBA-run contest to design a new home for the Maltings Cultural Venue in Berwick-upon-Tweed,
March 1, 2022
PwC’s Garbhan McKenna gives an insight into his role working in automation and how he has adapted to remote working.
June 10, 2021
The strike at the US-based food manufacturer’s Sydney factory takes place as the company prepares to slash thousands of jobs worldwide.
March 16, 2021
Mack Trucks Due to the COVID pandemic, the 2021 Work Truck Show was held in a virtual format. Manufacturers introduced new products via recorded presentations. Virtual demonstrations and educational seminars were also held throughout the week. Several of the most notable presentations centered around connected vehicle capabilities, electrification and new product walkarounds. Ford Expands Connected Capabilities “One hundred percent of Ford commercial vehicles include embedded modems wi...
February 11, 2021
Feb 10, 2021 Almost five years following its initial launch, International Trucks plans to refresh and beef up its HX Series as part of its ongoing search for marketshare in the construction segment. Available in either set-forward (HX520) or set-back (HX620) front-axle models, the severe-duty HX was International’s first new vehicle since 2010 when it debuted in 2016 and now becomes the first truck launched under Navistar’s 4.0 strategy and its Project Compass initiative, a program that f...
February 4, 2021
By John Lee Grant | February 4, 2021 Rocky Morrison, Ava Valianti and City Councilor Colin F. LePage in 2019. (WHAV News file photograph.) As the song goes, the City of Boston may love that dirty water, the Clean River Project does not and has been doing something about it. On Tuesday, the Haverhill City Council heard from Rocky Morrison, who founded the organization in 2005 after seeing piles of trash along the banks of the Merrimack River. At the request of Council Vice President Colin F. Le...