Caterpillar has reported an increase in profit for the second quarter. This rise is attributed to ongoing demand for certain types of equipment. The company's profit boost is specifically driven by strong demand for power-generation and construction equipment. Further details on Caterpillar's second-quarter profit can be found through Reuters, as reported in the Galveston County Daily News.
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