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Truckers Look to Tires In Drive to Trim Costs
Tires have always been an important piece of a heavy-duty, over-the-road truck. And trucking fleets are finding ways to cut costs by making those tires last longer..
January 23, 2001Matt Silver, CEO of Cargado, discusses how AI, data and smarter platforms are reshaping cross-border shipping.
Executive Briefing - Jan. 23
In the news: OTR Express warns of losses; Norfolk Southern cuts rail workers, dividend; BNSF reports lower 4Q earnings; and more.
January 23, 2001Yellow Corp. Lays Off 75
A softening economy has led the giant trucking company Yellow Corp., a specialist in less-than-truckload shipments, to lay off 75 fulltime salaried personnel from its nationwide staff of 7,000 effective Jan. 12, according to a company spokesman.
January 23, 2001Labor Mattered in Election, AFL-CIO Official Contends
George W. Bush may have won the 2000 election, but organized labor made its voice heard in a number of state and congressional votes, said Edward Wytkind, executive director of the Transportation Trades Department of the AFL-CIO.
January 23, 2001Trucking Technology Report - Jan. 23
Today's technology headlines: Bush taps Michael Powell to head FCC; Stinnes Logistics building worldwide intranet network; and companies get started using wireless.
January 23, 2001Roadway Express 4Q, Year Earnings Up 23%
Less-than-truckload carrier Roadway Express Tuesday reported earnings increases of over 23% for the fourth quarter and the entire 2000 fiscal year.
January 23, 2001Leading Economic Indicators Drop 0.6%
The index of leading economic indicators dropped 0.6% in December - the largest drop in five years - signalling a continued slowdown in the U.S. economy.
January 22, 20012000 Second Best Year for Truck Sales
Sales of Class 8 trucks totaled 211,417 last year, making 2000 the second-largest sales year in history. But the real story is the severe plunge in sales over the last four months, which led to job cuts for many truck and engine makers.
January 22, 2001Alberta Study of Fatigue Gets Under Way
The Canadian province of Alberta has begun a fatigue study to cover everything from circadian rhythms, sleep disorders and lifestyles to scheduling and technology.
January 22, 2001A.M. Executive Briefing - Jan. 22
In the news this morning: DHL expects to keep USPS' global business; ailing Chrysler may face huge job cuts, plant closings; Intrenet files for bankruptcy; and more.
January 22, 2001