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TransComp Reflected Change in Cargo Transport's Needs
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. 鈥 Attendees at the combined TransComp and Intermodal Expo here saw a broad range of equipment and technology that reflected the changing needs of shippers and carriers in today鈥檚 business environment.
December 1, 2003News Briefs - Dec. 1
Construction Spending Rises 0.9% in October 鈥 Former CNF Workers Suit Thrown Out 鈥 U.S. Drops to No. 9 in Traffic Safety, N.Y. Times Says 鈥 Vitran to Offer Additional Shares of Common Stock 鈥 And more...
December 1, 2003Technology Briefs - Nov. 25 - Dec. 1
New Ethanol Plant Opens in South Dakota 鈥 Georgia Selling TVs to Truck Stop With Traffic Information 鈥 Nexiq Supplies International Truck Dealers With Ez-Tech Link
December 1, 2003Fed Saw 鈥楤roadly Based鈥 Growth in Year鈥檚 Final Report
In its final summary of U.S. economic activity, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday it saw 鈥渂roadly based鈥 growth in most of its districts noting growth in 鈥渁 number of industries.
November 26, 2003Consumer Confidence Surges; Spending Flat
Consumer sentiment rose to its highest level in more than a year and a half, but consumer spending remained flat, according to two recent economic reports.
November 26, 2003DHS Unveils New Cargo Rules
The Department of 91视频land Security unveiled anti-terrorism rules requiring cargo handlers to report electronic information before reaching the U.S. borders, prompting American Trucking Associations to express concern over how the plan would work without causing delays.
November 26, 2003October Durable Orders Rise 3.3%, Midwest Manufacturing Soars
The number of orders for long-lasting goods placed with U.S. manufacturers rose in October, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday. A separate report showed that manufacturing in the heavily industrial Midwest soared to its highest point in nearly nine years.
November 26, 2003Trailer Sales Could Rise in 鈥04 Because of Driver HOS Change
Trailer makers could see a jump in sales next year as motor carriers buy more trailers to offset anticipated productivity losses caused by new federal rules regulating driver work time, industry officials said.
November 26, 2003Trucking Industry Security Officials Seek Minimum Sentences for Cargo Theft
Trucking industry security professionals at a recent conference urged minimum federal prison sentences for cargo theft, heard security experts outline the seriousness of theft and terrorism, and participated in an exercise on identifying threats, the sponsoring American Trucking Associations鈥 council said..
November 26, 2003News Briefs - Nov. 26
New 91视频 Sales Fall 3.5% in October 鈥 Initial Jobless Claims Lowest Since January 2001 鈥 Roadway, Yellow Announce Cash Election Deadline 鈥 Crude Oil Prices Steady Near $30 a Barrel 鈥 And More ...
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