Infrastructure

From 125-degree heat waves to chronic tidal flooding, federal and local agencies are shifting from reactive response to long-term resilience planning.

The package would cut the corporate tax rate to 15 percent, spend $800 billion on infrastructure and dedicate $400 billion to energy deregulation.

A power line failure in Northern Virginia caused a 10-minute grid recovery delay after more than 3 gigawatts of data center load disconnected simultaneously across the PJM network.

Elon Musk's tunneling firm is seeking new capital at a valuation 3.5 times its 2022 level, betting on lower per-mile costs to win large infrastructure contracts.

President Trump's diplomatic push for regional peace after potential Iran conflict positions U.S. defense and infrastructure firms for major contracts

Bipartisan efforts to streamline infrastructure project approvals collapsed, ensuring continued delays for energy and manufacturing developments

The spending plan includes $1.5 billion for childcare subsidies and a new infrastructure bond, positioning Governor Hochul as a national economic alternative ahead of 2028

Billions in unbooked municipal liabilities signal coming federal spending wave, positioning aggregates and engineering firms for growth

KKR's massive $10 billion allocation to build AI-dedicated power plants and data centers highlights an accelerating demand for compute power, creating undeniable implications for the energy-intensive digital asset sector.

Faced with soaring costs, U.S. cities are increasingly taking infrastructure projects in-house, a move that is reshaping municipal finance and threatening established private sector giants.

AT&T's latest earnings confirm its fiber strategy is yielding robust subscriber growth and improved financials, signaling a significant re-evaluation for the telecom giant.

Tether's massive investment into next-generation stablecoin technology underscores its strategic vision for a more robust and efficient digital asset ecosystem.