December 26, 2025

Top Workforce Trends Shaping Construction and Engineering in 2026

As the construction and engineering industries move into 2026, workforce challenges and opportunities are becoming more defined—and more urgent. Ongoing labor shortages, accelerating technology adoption, evolving employee expectations, and increased infrastructure investment are reshaping how companies attract, develop, and retain talent. For employers and job seekers alike, understanding these workforce… Read More »Top Workforce Trends Shaping Construction and Engineering in 2026

A newly opened Barnes & Noble store in a growing U.S. suburb, reflecting the resurgence of physical retail.”

The Resurgence of Physical Retail: What Barnes & Noble’s Expansion and the Return of Iconic Chains Mean for the U.S. Economy

Introduction: Is Brick-and-Mortar Retail Really Dead? For years, brick-and-mortar retail was written off as a casualty of Amazon, e-commerce, and changing consumer habits. But in 2024 and heading into 2025, a different story is emerging—one that’s playing out in shopping centers, downtown districts, and fast-growing suburbs across the country. Barnes… Read More »The Resurgence of Physical Retail: What Barnes & Noble’s Expansion and the Return of Iconic Chains Mean for the U.S. Economy

AI & Automation in Engineering: Which Roles Are Changing Fastest

Artificial intelligence and automation are no longer future concepts in engineering—they are already reshaping day-to-day work. But despite bold headlines, AI is not replacing engineers en masse. Instead, it’s quietly changing how engineering jobs function, which roles are evolving fastest, and which skills are becoming non-negotiable. This article cuts through… Read More »AI & Automation in Engineering: Which Roles Are Changing Fastest