Companies can leverage their involvement in infrastructure development to raise resiliency standards.
Investors express their impatience with the pace of IBM's turnaround effort by sending its shares down nearly 5% to $161.84.
China's leadership still appears to be relying on state-led infrastructure spending and real estate investment to drive growth.
A 'D+' infrastructure grade from the ASCE shines a light on the need for investment in transformative projects.
Even the most ambitious public-investment plans are only as good as their funding sources, and by that measure, Clinton’s plan is much likelier to succeed.
The greatest impact the next president can have on the economy will be through the enactment of tax reform.
An historic opportunity to improve infrastructure on the cheap is in danger of being squandered.
The Japanese company says it understated the costs of some infrastructure projects and will set up a committee to investigate accounting irregularities.
