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FedEx Corp. said Tuesday it had agreed to acquire copy center Kinko's for $2.4 billion in cash.

Consumer Confidence Slips in December • Existing ���ϳԹ��� Sales Fall 4.6% in November • Snowstorm Shuts Down 150 Miles of Interstate 5 • Beef Shipped Before Ban Remains in Limbo • And more...

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.Logistics professionals and regular readers of Transport Topics know the major issues to close out 2003: truckload market capacity and hours of service.

Ryder to End Shareholder Rights Plan • U.S. Expands Recall of Beef Due to Mad Cow Disease • Truckers in S.C. Sue Over Parking Restrictions • Forecasters Optimistic on Economic Growth in 2004 • And more...

Backed by two major engine suppliers, International Truck & Engine Corp. said Dec. 15 it would meet tougher 2007 federal emissions standards without using either the selective catalytic reduction technology that requires a urea additive or developing nitrogen oxides adsorbers.

Class 8 truck makers said they are paring away the number of component suppliers and shifting to integrating modules and systems with their chassis instead of simply assembling parts.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.This year is certainly ending on a far cheerier note than on which it began. Early in 2003, the U.S. economy was still stagnating after a “false alarm” recovery that proved to be an illusion.

The average retail price of diesel fuel in the United States declined 0.2 cent per gallon to $1.502, the Department of Energy reported Monday.

Ontario to Tighten Diesel Emissions Regulations • J.B. Hunt Praises Terion's Tracking Program • Oregon Launches 511 Service for Road Conditions • Xata Receives Order From Postal Service • And more...