British construction equipment manufacturer JCB has announced plans to double the size of its new factory in Texas in response to Donald Trump's tariffs on UK imports. Although currently under ...

JCB on June 4 hosted a ground-breaking ceremony for its new, $500 million factory in San Antonio, Texas, where the company will produce Loadall telescopic handlers and aerial access equipment. The 720 ...

A global construction equipment manufacturer based in the United Kingdom is opening a new factory on the Southside, bringing over 1,500 jobs to the Alamo City. The company, JCB, announced its new ...

Dirt is flying at the site of the first JCB plant in Texas, with the hum of jackhammers and beeping of JCB construction equipment indicating that there’s still much work to be done. The erect white ...

United Kingdom-based construction and material handling equipment maker says it will spend $500 million on a manufacturing center near San Antonio. The board chair of JCB says “the time is now right ...

SAN ANTONIO – Everything is bigger in Texas, including a groundbreaking ceremony for a new manufacturing facility in San Antonio. Local and state leaders gathered Tuesday to mark the start of ...

JCB, an international construction equipment company, will build a 720,000-square-foot factory in San Antonio, Texas, bringing 1,500 jobs to the area. The facility will sit on 400 acres and is only ...

JCB in the United Kingdom is poised to re-start production at a factory closed as a result of the Coronavirus crisis in order to join the global effort to manufacture ventilators, the company ...

The promise of high-paying, high-demand jobs lured hundreds of high schoolers to Palo Alto College, where they could talk face-to-face with companies eager to hire them. Among Toyota and other ...

JCB in the United Kingdom is poised to restart production at a factory closed as a result of the Coronavirus crisis in order to join the global effort to manufacture ventilators. JCB in the United ...

After breaking ground in San Antonio’s South Side for its new $500 million factory, U.K.-based heavy machinery manufacturer JCB is breaking into a new market — monster trucks. Dubbed the JCB DIGatron, ...