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Mineta to Join PR Firm Hill & Knowlton
Norman Mineta, who left the Department of Transportation as secretary last week, will join public relations firm Hill & Knowlton in Washington, D.C., as vice chairman, effective July 24, the firm said Monday.
July 10, 2006Gasoline Reaches $3 a Gallon, Lundberg Reports
Gasoline prices jumped 10.7 cents in the past two weeks, reaching $3 a gallon, according to the latest Lundberg Survey of filling stations released Sunday.
July 10, 2006Oil Makers Introduce Redesigned Products For ’07 Engines
Manufacturers of heavy-duty diesel engine oils said they have introduced — or plan to soon introduce — reformulated lubricants designed to meet the requirements of 2007 truck engines. And like just about everything else associated with meeting the government’s tightened emission standards, the new oils will cost more.
July 10, 2006Technology Briefs — July 6 - July 10
Michigan Enacts Biodiesel, Ethanol Tax Breaks • Saudis, Chevron Testing Method to Extract More Oil • S.C. Using High-Tech Radar to Catch Speeders
July 10, 2006Diesel Average Climbs 2 Cents to $2.918 a Gallon
The average national price of retail diesel fuel climbed 2 cents to $2.918 a gallon, the Department of Energy reported Monday.
July 10, 2006Penske to Be Lead Logistics Provider for Eaton
Penske Logistics said Monday that auto and truck parts manufacturer Eaton Corp. had chosen it to be the lead logistics provider for Eaton’s North American automotive and truck segments.
July 10, 2006Canadian Trucking Alliance Outlines Clean-Air Plan
The Canadian Trucking Alliance unveiled a plan to reduce polluting emissions in the freight transportation sector that calls for use of various technologies to help trucks reduce emissions.
July 7, 2006June Payrolls Rise 121,000; Unemployment Rate Holds at 4.6%
U.S. payrolls rose by 121,000 in June and the unemployment rate held at 4.6%, matching last month's four-year low, the Labor Department reported Friday.
July 7, 2006Conservative Felipe Calderon Declared Winner in Mexico Election
Mexican ruling party candidate Felipe Calderon was declared the winner of Mexico’s disputed presidential race Thursday, but his leftist rival vowed to challenge the results in court, which could take until September to decide, the Associated Press reported.
July 7, 2006Fuel Hedging: Risky Business or Risk Management?
With diesel fuel prices at sky-high levels and volatile, some large shippers are joining for-hire fleets in seeking cost stability by turning to buying and selling options on financial futures contracts — or hedging.
July 7, 2006