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UTi Buys 3PL Firm; Sets Three-for-One Stock Split
UTi Worldwide said late Tuesday it had acquired a large third-party logistics and truck brokerage firm, and set a three-for-one stock split.
March 8, 2006Letters to the Editor: Speed Limiters (Continued)
In testimony on the hours of service issue last fall, James Walker, an automotive consultant, spoke of the importance of setting speed limits based on the 85th percentile rule — i.e., the speed at or below which 85% of drivers operate their vehicles.
March 8, 2006OPEC to Maintain High Production Quotas
OPEC will maintain oil production near a two-decade high as prices remain above $60 a barrel, Bloomberg reported Wednesday..
March 8, 2006Diesel Jumps 7.4 Cents to $2.545; Gas Soars 7.7 Cents to $2.331
The average national price of retail diesel fuel jumped 7.4 cents to $2.545 a gallon, while gasoline leaped 7.7 cents to $2.331, the Department of Energy said Monday.
March 7, 2006Productivity Declines 0.5% in Fourth Quarter
U.S. workers’ productivity fell at a 0.5% annual rate in the fourth quarter, the first decline in nearly five years, the Labor Department said Tuesday.
March 7, 2006Former USF Corp. CEO Named CFO at Harley-Davidson
Former USF Corp. Chief Executive Officer Thomas Bergmann has been named chief financial officer of Harley-Davidson, the motorcycle maker said Monday.
March 7, 2006Cummins Sets New Chinese Venture for Light-Duty Engines
Engine maker Cummins Inc. will set up its ninth venture in China to make diesel engines for pickup trucks, vans and other light-duty vehicles, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.
March 7, 2006OPEC May Leave Production Quotas Unchanged
OPEC ministers are likely to leave oil production quotas unchanged when they meet Wednesday, Bloomberg reported.
March 7, 2006Sirva Withdraws Guidance for First Half of 2005
Moving firm Sirva Inc. said late Monday it has withdrawn its guidance for the first six months of 2005.
March 7, 2006Mack Expects 2007 Sales Drop to Be Less Severe Than 2003
Fleet customers are buying new trucks ahead of schedule to avoid paying sharply higher prices for 2007 models, but an expected drop in sales next year probably will not be as bad as it was after emission regulations took effect in October 2002, Mack Trucks officials said.
March 7, 2006