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Wholesale Inventories Rise 0.6% in December • Business Spending Seen Rising in 2004 • Economists: Slow Job Growth Could Stall Recovery • OPEC Seen Trying to End Cheating by Members • And more...

Minorplanet Files for Bankruptcy Protection • Washington Removes Laser-Alert System From I-5 • Study: Drivers Ignore N.Y. Ban on Handheld Cell Phones

Payrolls rose by 112,000 in January, pushing the nation's unemployment rate down to 5.6%, the Labor Department reported Friday.

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The search for a new president to manage the Truckload Carriers Association is in the “final stages,” the search committee’s chairman said last week.

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Central Freight Earns $2.2 Million in 4Q • OPEC Likely Maintain Output Quotas Next Week • DaimlerChrysler Says Truck Sales Rose 3% in 2003 • And more...

U.S. worker productivity grew at a 2.7% annual rate in the fourth quarter of 2003, well below the pace of the previous quarter, the Labor Department said Thursday.

Fewer trucking companies failed during 2003, as the industry gained few new members and existing players did a better job of recouping high fuel costs and raising freight rates, according to market analysts.

Sales of knockoff and counterfeit parts are causing losses in the aftermarket industry and generating potential reliability problems for customers that buy them, said an industry report and manufacturing executives interviewed by Transport Topics.