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Landstar's 2Q Earnings Rise to Record • Old Dominion's Profits Top Its Guidance • N.Y. Fed's Factory Index Rises in July • Business Inventories Rise 0.4% in May • And more...

Manufacturing in the Philadelphia region expanded at a faster pace in July than the month before on higher orders, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said Thursday..

Retail sales in the United States fell 1.1% in June, the biggest drop since February 2003, the Commerce Department said Wednesday..

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The Standard & Poor’s credit-rating agency said that fuel surcharges by trucking companies that it reviews have added an average of 14% to freight bills for truckload shipments and 7% for less-than-truckload hauls.

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Many truck drivers returned to work at the Port of Miami-Dade on Monday after a judge ordered the drivers to end their two-week-old strike against the port, the Miami Herald reported.

The U.S. average price for retail diesel fuel rose 2.4 cents to $1.74 per gallon, the Department of Energy said July 12, the highest price since May 31.

Vehicle inspectors handed out fewer hours-of-service violation citations during the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s recent 72-hour “Roadcheck” inspection event than in four previous years, CVSA officials told Transport Topics.