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Second Quarter 2026 | Segment Focus: Building Materials

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By Andrew B. Frew, Thomas C. Insalaco, Timothy Lee
| Mercer Capital
Executive Industry Trends Real GDP and construction GDP both rose in Q1 2026, increasing 2.7% and 0.8%, respectively, from Q1 2025. June labor data were mixed: the national unemployment rate increased slightly to 4.2%, while construction unemployment rose more sharply to 4.7%. Residential and highway spending, industrial production, and all three tracked commodity input-price indexes increased year-over-year, while non- residential spending declined.
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Middle Market Transaction Update Summer 2026

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By Nicholas Heinz, Timothy Lee, Jeff Davis
| Mercer Capital
Summer 2026 M&A Update FEATURE ARTICLE: Preparing For A Successful Transaction: A Guide for Private Business Owners During the first quarter of 2026, deal volume (as measured by Cap IQ) and average pricing in middle market M&A (as measured by GF Data®) increased in tandem for the first time in five quarters, reversing a recent trend. Surveys conducted by GF Data® captured 80 middle market M&A transactions in 1Q26, representing a 5% decrease from 4Q25.
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Why it might not make sense for you to own a self-driving car

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By Timothy Lee
| Understanding AI
Last month I got to check out a self-driving car unlike any I’d seen before. The roof had a Waymo-like rack of sensors. Inside, the doors had small video screens instead of side mirrors. At the touch of a button, the rectangular steering wheel folded into the dashboard and a video screen slid in front of it, putting the car into self-driving mode. The prototype vehicle, made by a startup called Tensor, was parked on a San Francisco street outside the Ride AI conference.
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