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In a unanimous move, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed to cut production of crude oil by 1 million barrels a day effective Sept. 1.

Sales of previously owned homes fell 0.6% in June, but kept up a pace that should help buoy the U.S. economy, according to an industry report.

Ryder Earnings Down, Tops Estimates; Mounting Layoffs to Shake Consumer Confidence; Cannon Bankruptcy Suit Dismissed; Norfolk Southern Earns 28 Cents Per Share in 2Q; Vitran Increases Stake in Freight Connection; and more...

Twenty years ago, Jake Wood was a young accountant working for Arthur Andersen in Omaha when he got the assignment of working with four new trucking clients.

Class 8 heavy-truck sales dipped 5.4% in June from the May 2001 high of 13,719, as five of eight nameplates sold fewer heavy-duty trucks than they did the month before. The total was 12,980.

Soft Keyboards Ease Mobile Messaging; Business Models Affect Collaboration; Wireless Streaming Technology Still Unproven and more...

The year 2000 will be remembered as the year in which everything that could go wrong did go wrong. Fuel costs soared, the stock market fell, insurance premiums doubled and tripled for some firms, used truck values plummeted and demand for freight services softened. It was trucking’s equivalent of the perfect storm.

Click here to write your own Letter to the Editor.Instead of cutting each other’s throats over rates, we should band together and lobby Washington to get them to regulate rates.

NHTSA Investigating Firestone Replacement Tire Model; Poor Earnings Lead to More Job Cuts; Wabash Posts $10.8 Million Loss; and more...

The national average price of diesel fuel dropped again last week, to $1.348 per gallon, the lowest average price since January 17, 2000, when the price was $1.307.