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House passes Highway Trust Fund fix
Voting 365 to 55, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the 10-month, $10.8 billion Highway Trust Fund fix, extending current highway and transit policy funding through May 31, 2015. Find out where the funds will be coming from and what policy changes may be enacted.
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U.S. Silica to acquire Cadre for $98 million
U.S. Silica has signed a stock purchase agreement to acquire all of the outstanding shares of Cadre Services Inc., based in Texas, for $98 million. Learn how this acquisition will affect U.S. Silica's market share.
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Cemex Mexico earns first quarterly profit since 2009
Mexico’s Cemex reported a second-quarter profit of $76 million, its first quarterly profit since the financial crisis in 2009. Read on to find out why Cemex was able to generate a profit despite Mexico's weak economic environment.
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Hi-Grade Materials seeks account manager
Hi-Grade Materials seeks an account manager with aggregate and ready mix sales experience to service the Inland Empire and High Desert. Superior communication, interpersonal and aggressive sales skills are essential. A self-starter? Goal oriented? Have an outgoing personality along with a sense of humor? Apply today! Email Delia at descobar@robarenterprises.com.
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MSHA can take control after mine accidents
Michael T. Heenan
MSHA can order removal of miners, cessation of operations and immediate changes in conditions to which workers may be exposed. Find out why Congress chose to give MSHA so much plenary power. → MORE
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Unified Screening & Crushing
Unified Clean Screens are all woven in the U.S. with our highest-quality Tufflex wire and are available in stainless steel wire. Non-blinding screen media is made from crimped wire and offered in three styles: “W” is the strongest screen with non-blinding, non-plugging action; “D” provides the most throughput with accurate sizing; and “T” style offers the most open area and throughput with less accurate sizing.
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