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Volvo Creates New Unit to Develop Fuel Cells
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. olvo Technology, a unit of the Volvo Group, has created a new company jointly owned with Statoil that will develop fuel cells for truck idling.
June 13, 2005iTECH: Fundamental Change Comes to Logistics
Ongoing capacity constraints among carriers and the prospect of permanently higher shipping costs are forcing logistics managers to re-examine the way freight is moved.
June 13, 2005Gasoline Price Declines Continue, Lundberg Reports
The average price for all grades of gasoline fell 1.65 cents a gallon over the past three weeks to $2.16 a gallon, according to the Lundberg survey of filling stations nationwide.
June 13, 2005Trucking Officials Fear Northeast Fuel Shortage
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. olonial Pipeline鈥檚 decision to delay delivery of ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel to New York until sometime in 2007 has some trucking and pipeline industry officials worried that the Northeast could experience an initial shortage of the fuel.
June 13, 2005Commodity Shipment Rates Falling, Journal Reports
Shipping rates for major commodities such as coal, iron ore and grain have fallen almost 25% in the past six weeks, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
June 13, 2005OPEC Reportedly to Keep Output Levels High
OPEC ministers are likely to keep crude oil output at or near capacity levels when they meet Wednesday in Vienna, the Wall Street Journal reported.
June 13, 2005Yellow Roadway May Buy Interest in Chinese Forwarder
Yellow Roadway Corp. may buy 50% of a Chinese freight-forwarding business to gain a foothold in that country, Bloomberg reported Friday.
June 10, 2005L.A., Long Beach Ports Sign Shippers for OffPeak
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. img src="http://www.ttnews.com/images/printeditiontag_new.gif" width=120 align=right>LOS ANGELES 鈥 The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have started signing up cargo owners, or shippers, to their recently launched OffPeak program, which is designed to reduce traffic congestion in the ports, said operator PierPass Inc.
June 10, 2005Import Prices Fall 1.3% in May; Drop is First This Year
Prices of imported goods fell 1.3% in May, the first drop this year, the Labor Department reported Friday.
June 10, 2005Greenspan: Economy on 'Firm Footing'
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. ederal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said Thursday said the U.S. economy is on 鈥渇irm footing,鈥 and that the central bank may keep raising the U.S. benchmark interest rate at a 鈥渕easured鈥 pace, cooling any speculation about a pause in rate increases, Bloomberg reported.
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