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Midwest Sees Extensive Flooding

Heavy rains from an already deadly storm system caused extensive floods in Missouri as Midwest waterways rose to levels not seen in 14 years, the Associated Press reported Tuesday.

May 8, 2007
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Atlas Air Turns 1Q Profit

Air cargo company Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings said it earned $6.2 million or 29 cents a share in the first quarter, turning around a loss of $3.7 million or 18 cents a year ago.

May 8, 2007
GovernmentBusinessSafety

Quality Reports 1Q Loss

Tank truck carrier Quality Distribution reported a first-quarter loss of $95,000 or zero cents a share, compared with earning $4.5 million or 23 cents a year ago.

May 8, 2007
BusinessFuelGovernmentSafety

Air Cargo Shipments Fall 2.1%

Air cargo shipments fell 2.1% in March, the Air Transport Association said Monday.

May 7, 2007
BusinessSafety

March Truck Tonnage Rises 1.6%

After dropping for eight straight months, freight volumes rose 1.6% in March, American Trucking Associations said in a preliminary report.

May 7, 2007
GovernmentBusinessSafetyFuel

Freightliner Sets New 鈥楥ascadia鈥 Truck

CHARLOTTE, N.C. 鈥斅 Freightliner Trucks last week introduced a new heavy-duty over-the-road truck called 鈥淐ascadia鈥 it said improves fuel efficiency by 3%.

May 7, 2007
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Diesel Declines 4垄 to $2.811

Diesel fuel fell 4 cents a gallon to $2.811 last week, its second straight decline, while the gasoline average posted its largest gain in just over a year, the Energy Department said.

May 7, 2007
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Pacer鈥檚 Income Falls 41%

Transportation and third-party logistics firm Pacer International鈥檚 first-quarter net income plunged 41% to $14.4 million or 15 cents a share, from $24.4 million or 36 cents a year ago.

May 4, 2007

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