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Editorial: Taxing the Economic Recovery

The sharp recent spike in the prices of diesel fuel and gasoline has in the space of just a month reached alarming levels.

September 4, 2001

Executive Briefing - Sept. 4

Ford to Lay Off Workers at Ohio Plant; Compaq, HP Announce Merger; Bush Puts Economy on Top of ‘To Do’ List; Mexico’s Fox to Visit the U.S.; and more...

September 4, 2001

New Economic Reports Bring Same Old Story

Leading economic reports released Friday, as well as a University of Michigan study of consumer sentiment, all showed that the U.S. economy has yet to pull out of its slowdown.

August 31, 2001

Trucking Technology Alert - Aug. 31

Handspring Giving Away VisorPhone; FedEx Imaging Systems to Boost Access to Shipping Information; Talk n' Toss Phones Filling Niche Market; and more ...

August 31, 2001

Class 8 Sales Continue Year-to-Year Free Fall

The makers of Class 8 heavy trucks sustained losses nearly across the board in July, countering modest improvements some had posted in June, according to figures released by Ward’s Communications.

August 31, 2001

Oregon Truck Movements Hogtied by Bridge Problems

Cracks are appearing in several of Oregon’s bridges, many of which are more than a half-century old, leading to varying degrees of weight restrictions on their use and problems for some truckers.

August 31, 2001

Executive Briefing - Aug. 31

IMF Warns of a Global Recesssion; Celadon Announces Losses for 4Q, Fiscal Year; Venezuelan Truckers Disrupt Gasoline Supplies; EPA Asked to Mandate Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel; and more...

August 31, 2001

Truck Racing, European Style, Could Be the Next U.S. Import

LONDON — More than 350,000 screaming fans recently packed into an arena in the woods of Germany to watch 100-mile-per-hour big rigs battle it out to see who was the fastest trucker around.

August 31, 2001

Trucking Technology Alert - Aug. 30

Silicon Valley 91ÊÓÆµ to Infamous Dead Zone; IBM Debuts High-Tech Car; Two Gasoline Giants Unveil Truck Stop Locator; and more ...

August 30, 2001

McCormick Backing Off Plans to Buy Trism

The restructuring of Trism Inc. into a truckload carrier specializing in hazardous freight has caused Edward L. McCormick, the company’s former chairman and chief executive, to retreat from his plan to purchase a controlling interest in the firm.

August 30, 2001

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