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A series of government reports released Thursday showed continued weakness but tame inflation in the U.S. economy, and suggested to analysts that the Federal Reserve can consider another cut in interest rates when it meets later this month.

Exhaust Gas Recirculation. By now, you should know the term. If not, learn it. Of all the new emissions technologies being discussed for diesels, EGR looms closest. It will be complex and expensive.

New Business Group to Offer Alternative Fuel; Airlines, Unions Seek to End Disputes; California Demand Creates Ethanol Boom; New Round of Job Cuts Spurs Fears; and more...

Sprint Has Not Signed Pact with Virgin Mobile; GT Nexus Test OK, Roll-out Slated; Mobile Messaging Not for USA; and more...

The Coalition for Customs Automation Funding likes what it sees in President Bush’s nomination of Robert C. Bonner, former administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration, to become U.S. Customs Service Commissioner.

WASHINGTON — Although logistics costs for business exceeded $1 trillion for the first time in 2000 and were up two-tenths of a point as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product, the real culprit in that change was not poor inventory management but declining sales, according to a privately funded report on the economic condition of the logistics industry authored by Robert Delaney and Rosalyn Wilson.

Bush to Nominate Henshaw As OSHA Chief; Caterpillar Increases Quarterly Dividend; House Committee Approves Transportation Budget; Dana Hopes to Sell Some Units; and more...

Economic activity throughout the United States was either little changed or slowed during the past two months, according to an economic report released Wednesday by the Federal Reserve.

Cell Phone Industry Adopts New Internet Standard; @Track to Equip Jet Corr's Fleet; SupplyLinks Folds; and more...