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Maddocks Terminates DDS Deal • Yellow Roadway Eliminates Secured Credit Facility • Oil Prices Rise on Concern Ivan May Cut U.S. Production • Lundberg: Gas Price Declined to $1.86 a Gallon • And more . . .

In a report showing that inflation is not currently a threat to the economy, the Labor Department said Friday its producer price index declined 0.1% in August, as the cost of vehicles and gasoline fell.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. hen I was a child, many of the books I read ended with the words “and they lived happily ever after.” If only the story of outsourced logistics relationships could be that simple.

California lawmakers passed a bill that would require all trucks entering the state to meet federal emissions standards that were in effect the year the truck was manufactured and drivers would have to provide evidence that the truck meets those standards.

Third-party logistics providers said they are continuing to invest in new software and hardware systems to remain competitive with rivals, to better serve their shipper customers and to increase their own profitability.

Defense: FedEx, World Airways Contracts Could Be Worth $2 Billion • Visteon Warns on Profits After Ford Cuts Production • Railroads Warn of Long-Term Infrastructure Problems • Survey: Economists Lower Second Half GDP Forecasts • And more...

Truckload carriers could see demand outpace their hauling capacity by as much as 25% during the peak shipping season now under way, a transportation analyst warned, as freight industry officials said they were facing a period in which they could be starved for capacity.

The California Legislature passed a bill that officials said would prevent shipping lines from unilaterally terminating business relationships with intermodal trucking companies.

Price of Crude Oil Hits Two-Week High • Oshkosh Gets $144 Million Contract From Marines • Wholesale Inventories Rise 1.3% in July • Labor Day, Bad Weather Help Push Jobless Claims Down by 44,000 • And more...

Overall economic growth in the United States slowed last month due to "lackluster" retail sales and "cooling" home sales, but manufacturing growth continued to increase, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday.