Articles by Bryan Gottlieb

A Texas jury awarded an Austin family $3.1 million after finding a residential homebuilder, roofing contractor, and HVAC contractor negligent in constructing a house that led to toxic mold growth due to poor design and construction.

Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. has revealed its plan to acquire all outstanding United States Steel Corporation stock through a cash and stock deal, potentially creating one of the world's largest steel producers; US Steel has rejected the proposal.

One roofer in Dublin, Ireland, apparently decided if he was not going to get paid for his work, the owners of the house he worked on would be unable to enjoy it either.

North Carolina-based Aurora Pro Services has agreed to pay a $50,000 settlement to two employees who alleged termination for refusing to attend daily "cult-like" Christian prayer meetings, according to the U.S. EEOC. 

Greg Bloom, vice president of National and Strategic Accounts at Beacon Building Supply and current president of the Roofing Alliance, discusses leadership, character, integrity and his deep connection to the roofing industry.

Owens Corning operates like a well-oiled machine: reporting net sales of $2.6 billion, similar to the prior year-over-year quarter, and returning $160 million to shareholders through dividends and stock buybacks.

Kalkreuth Roofing of West Virginia has spent a century becoming one of the nation's largest commercial roofing concerns, specializing in large-scale, urban-centric, and complicated roofing projects, generating more than $130 million in annual revenue.

Roofing contractor firm C.M.V. Company Inc. of Darien, Conn., is accused of absconding nearly $700,000 in a legal dispute with a Westchester County, NY condo complex over a reroofing job worth $3.7 million.