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ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, Fla. — The war on terrorism may make it easier for management to investigate the backgrounds of new hires and monitor employees at work, according to legal experts attending last week’s meeting of the North American Transportation Employee Relations Association.

Daimler Idles Plants; Tower Cuts Jobs • Corning Plans Emission Control Products Factory • Chao to Speak at MC&E • Oil Prices Fall to Two-Year Low • And more...

After more than two dozen people who work in and around Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle’s (D – S.D.) office tested positive for anthrax exposure, the House of Representatives was ordered closed for the first time ever on Wednesday.

Nationwide Satellite Service OK'd • Pressure and Problems Cloud E911 Prospects • SiGe Receiver Makes Bundling Services Viable • And more...

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told the Joint Economic Committee of Congress Wednesday that it is too early to tell what impact the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 will have on the U.S. economy.

When the initial concept of the North American Free Trade Agreement was reviewed in the early 1980s, the Canadian government immediately took a position against it.

Click here to write your own Letter to the Editor. I’ve had opportunity to read the article, "Qualcomm Drops Analog System Used to Track Untethered Trailers," in your Sept. 10 issue.

Sept. 11, 2001. That day we saw things people should never have to see. Like the Manhattan skyline, for this generation, at least, things may never look the same.

Ruan President Urges Help Against Terrorists • Economy, Insurance Costs Hurt Covenant Earnings • Knight Net Income Down, but Revenue Increases • GM Aligns Itself With Fuel Cell Developer • And more...

The Commerce Department said Wednesday that construction of new homes in the United States rose 1.7% in September, catching some analysts by surprise.