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May business inventories remained steady while sales increased, according to the Commerce Department, continuing the line of mixed economic signals.

First Rebate Checks to Be Mailed Friday; European Truck Sales Likely to Fall 8% in 2001; Eaton Earnings Down on Weak Demand; and more...

The average price of diesel fuel per gallon dropped 1.2 cents to $1.38 last week, according to the Department of Energy.

Ford to Offer Hands-Free Phone Cradles; Wireless Security Sought; Privacy Bill Targets Wireless Tracking; and more...

As the feeling of crisis surrounding natural gas and oil subsides, support for the Bush administration’s energy plan, which focuses on long-term shortages, is waning, the New York Times reported.

Consumers are helping to keep the economy afloat, but the so-called rebound is moving very slowly, according to a new series of economic reports.

Truckside advertising sales may get a boost in the next few years thanks to a new viewer measurement system that can help advertisers better target their audiences, according to trucking and advertising industry officials.

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a bill late Thursday that would require Mexican trucks to get clearance from U.S. safety inspectors before gaining full access to U.S. highways.

UPS May Join FedEx in DHL Complaint; CNF Cuts 400 Jobs as 91ÊÓƵlife Closes; Allied Struggles to Keep NYSE Listing; Online Grocer 91ÊÓƵruns.com Shuts Down; and more...

Panasonic Selects NextLinx for Inbound Trade; Cellular Brings First Phones to Many Mexicans; Mobile Phones Get 3D Sound; and more...