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GPRS Models Coming to Market • Caterpillar Tracks a Supply Chain Saving • Netario to Launch Wireless Networks • And more...

The Index of Leading Economic Indicators, an important gauge of future U.S. economic activity, rose 0.3% in October to 109.4, after a 0.5% decline in September.

War Boosts Popularity of Satellite Telephones • Technology Brings Changes to Supply Chain • Changing Cell Phones May Always Mean a New Number • And more...

Click here to write your own Letter to the Editor. nytime one reads literature that is transportation-related, you can always find an article referring to driver recruitment and/or retention.

FedEx Corp. said Tuesday that its subsidiaries FedEx Express and FedEx Ground will increase their rates, effective Jan. 7, 2002.

NextWave Settles Dispute With Feds • New Wireless LAN Standard Gets IEEE Approval • Next-Generation Cell Phones Debut at Comdex • And more...

The number of new homes being built in the United States dipped 1.3% in October, pushing construction levels to their slowest pace of 2001, according to a government report.

With lawmakers grappling with tough security and economic issues, a push by the trucking industry for tax relief appears to be on legislative hold.

Amid all the news last week about falling prices for crude oil and motor fuels, President Bush scored a direct hit by announcing he will fill the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve to its limits.

Volvo Says Truck Deliveries Down 16% in 2001 • Fed's Parry Sees More Tough Times Ahead • Bush Signs Airline Security Bill • U.S., Canada Agree to Cooperate on Border • And more...