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Handset Firms to Publish Radiation Data; DoCoMo to Delay Europe Mobile Net Service; Rapid Wireless Growth Predicted; and more...

The chairman of the Yellow Corp. told the Secretary of Labor that voluntary initiatives to reduce ergonomics injuries are preferable to a standard not based on sound science.

U.S. industrial production fell 0.7% in June, which was more than expected and the ninth straight month it has declined, according to a report released Tuesday by the Federal Reserve.

Click here to write your own Letter to the Editor. he opinion column by Robert L. Rohrer was the best I have seen in many years (“The Cost of Alert, Safe Truck Drivers,” 6-18, p. 9). His statements are directed to the problem as it has existed for years.

The pace of change in hydraulic truck brakes is going to accelerate over the next five years as technological advances now common in cars, such as advanced traction control and automatic vehicle stability, migrate to commercial trucks.

C.H. Robinson Reports Rise in 2Q Profits; Layoffs Continue Across Manufacturing Sector; Heartland Express Earnings Rise 8.8%; Dana Reports 83% Earnings Decrease; 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.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has given a tentative go-ahead for the Houston-Galveston area in Texas to adopt a pollution control plan that would include the creation of a boutique diesel fuel, the Associated Press reported.