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CNF Issues 1Q Earnings Warning; OPEC Expected to Cut Oil Output 2%; Parts Dealer Noble Ends Plans to Buy CD&L; Oregon Wants Court Decision on PrePass; U.S. January Business Inventories Rise 0.4%; Exel Buying FX Coughlin; and more to come...

Stocks plunged on Wednesday, taking the Dow Jones industrials down as much as 395 points before recovering some, as a deepening pessimism about the global economy swept Wall Street for the second time this week.

Calling for 411 Info Will Cost More; Nokia Talks Brightly as Its Shine Begins to Fade; Md. County Uses GPS in Snowstorms; Wireless Web Picks Up Faster Overseas.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Maintenance Council of the American Trucking Associations this week was holding its last meeting under that name, and numerous members here embraced the group’s new mission for the future.

Truck and engine dealers and independent repair shops are trying hard to persuade truck fleets to outsource more of their maintenance work, but can they satisfy their customers?

A U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration official, responding to a report from a Latin American newswire service, told Transport Topics that the United States is not yet ready to open the border to Mexican trucks.

In another apparent sign of declining consumer confidence, U.S. retail sales fell in February for the first time since November, the Commerce Department said Tuesday.

U.S. Bans European Union Meat Imports; Reports Target Truck, Bus Brake Safety; Yellow Cuts Times on Nearly 1,900 Lanes; TNT Post Unit May Interest U.S. Carriers; Motorola to Cut 7,000 More Jobs; and more...

The U.S. average pump price for diesel fuel fell 1.4 cents in the past week, to 140.6 per gallon as of March 12 from 142.0 on March 5, the Energy Department reported.

In a sign of shaken investor confidence amid growing concern about weak corporate profits and the struggling economy, U.S. stocks took a big hit Monday.