Backed by Clearlake Capital Group, FloWorks made an acquisition this past August.
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After making 10 acquisitions in 2022, FleetPride has acquired the assets of a Florida-based truck shop for its first move of 2023.
The new website features full optimization for mobile devices.
Nelson Electric provides electro-mechanical repair services to central Alabama.
The agency says the company could have prevented the death of an 18-year-old worker who was struck by a forklift at a Rison, Arkansas.
See how the building materials distributor plans to considerably grow beyond its current footprint of 310 nationwide facilities this year.
The PPE supplies and adhesives maker experienced slower-than-expected fourth-quarter growth in consumer-facing markets.
The Gaffney plant, which once employed more than 200 workers, had seen its employment numbers dwindle over the years.
The platform allows for the efficient exchange of product information between manufacturers and distributors.
The citations come after inspections at three warehouse facilities in Deltona, Florida; Waukegan, Illinois; and New Windsor, New York.
Overall, construction input prices are 7.9% higher than a year ago, while nonresidential construction input prices are 7.6% higher, ABC said.
The 12.2% sales growth was the slowest monthly increase since July 2021, said HARDI Market Research & Benchmarking Analyst Brian Loftus.
Maximum penalties for serious and 'other-than-serious violations' will increase from $14,502 to $15,625 per violation, OSHA said.
Though solid, sales and profit growth were considerably smaller than the previous several quarters.
Kirby-Smith will sell, service and rent Thompson Pump products in Oklahoma and Texas as part of the deal.
Based in Lysaker, Norway, Hybrid Energy AS is a provider of high-temperature energy management solutions.
It’s being described as a hostile takeover attempt after previous offers from Emerson were rebuffed.
The two companies misclassified 1,400 drivers as independent contractors from 2012 to 2020.
It marks the end of the iconic "Stan the STAFDA Man" logo that served as the face of the association since 1977, though the new look is fairly similar.
After reaching its highest total in three years in October, U.S. cutting tool consumption fell in November, but increased year-over-year.
