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Senate Passes Railroad Retirement Revision • Russia Increases Planned Oil Production Cut • Postal Service Reports $1.68B Loss for 2001 • And more...

Mobile Data Systems Cut Costs • Wired, Wireless Integration Seen • Online Recipe Eludes Grocers

United Parcel Service said Tuesday that it will lower its current fuel surcharge for customers to 0.75% from 1.25% as it shifts to an index-based surcharge.

Click here to write your own Letter to the Editor. ’m writing with regard to homeland security. It seems that the trucking industry might be able to band together to help in the fight against terrorism by installing into all fuel and hazardous materials trucks a chip that could be tracked by satellite...

Paccar Declares Extra Cash Dividend • USPS: Thousands of Letters May Have Anthrax Traces • Fed Officials Seen Signaling One More Cut • Steel Giants Discuss Consolidation • And more...

The Senate on Tuesday gave final approval to a compromise with President Bush imposing safety requirements Mexican trucks will have to meet before they can gain wider access to highways in the United States.

New Graphics Planned for Phones • Transportation Technologies May Aid in Defense • And more...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is investigating the theft of several truckloads of frozen poultry and meat, possibly by organized rings, amid concerns that the food could become tainted and delivered to consumers.

Word last week that top economic gurus have marked the start of the U.S. recession back to last March caught some by surprise.

Ford Plans Layoffs, Benefit Cuts • Teamsters Vote to Strike Over Ribbon Flap • Michelin Expects a Rough Start to ’02 • Ashcroft Announces Counterrorism Deal With Canada • And more...