The biggest stories of 2018
One auto boss goes to jail. Another dies suddenly. A third survives his self-inflicted wounds.
2018 Photos of the year: Mobility
Here’s a look back at some mobility happenings from 2018.
A year of living badly
The industry had its share of goofs and setbacks in 2018 — as usual.
Why You Should Hire A Contracting Team Over One General Contractor
A general contractor is skilled. Often, he/she is skilled in many ways, but that does not mean he/she knows everything. Projects can be complex and require the expertise of someone else or you need more than one person to handle the job.
One contractor cannot easily handle a residential or commercial project alone. Sure, if you’re toilet is broken, one plumber could easily come over and fix the problem. But when it comes to residential and commercial construction, it can be nearly impossible for a single person to do everything that needs to get done by themselves, within budget, and on schedule.
Planning. Buying. Organizing. Invoicing. Budgeting. Doing the job. These are a lot of tasks. Therefore, it makes much more sense to hire a team. A general contracting business made up of many employees and subcontractors tend to have better success in projects and reviews.
When a contractor works with a team, he works together with differently professionals who specialize in a different part of the project. From designers and electricians to foreman and managers, everyone has a different but important role to play. The number of people working on a project will depend on the size and complexity of the project.
Used EV prices are finally heating up — a little
The 2015 Nissan Leaf, for example, has actually grown slightly in value over the last year.