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Crude Oil Prices Top $60 at Close of Trading Tuesday
Crude oil prices shot above $60 a barrel early Tuesday after three days of declines, Bloomberg reported.
July 12, 2005TT's Seth Clevenger and Mike Senatore unpack the trends, surprises and shake-ups that define this year's Top 100 for-hire carriers..
Polar’s Pilots Vote to Strike if No Settlement Reached
Pilots for Polar Air Cargo represented by the Air Line Pilots Association said Tuesday they have voted to authorize a strike if contract talks do not result in an agreement.
July 12, 2005Hurricane Dennis Does Little to Disrupt Gulf Oil Production
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. n the wake of Hurricane Dennis’ landfall on the Gulf Coast Sunday afternoon, Gulf of Mexico oil platforms reopened, reporting little or no damage from the storm, news services reported.
July 11, 2005CSX Offers Wireless Communications to Help Owner-Operators
The intermodal unit of freight railroad CSX Transportation said June 29 it spent $395,000 to launch a new wireless data-and-voice communication system that should allow its 400 owner-operators to reduce their costs by lessening downtime, lowering cellphone bills and enabling them to find additional loads to haul.
July 11, 2005TMC Begins Radio Show Focused on Technical Truck Issues
The Technology & Maintenance Council has started broadcasting a weekly program on satellite radio dedicated to technical issues affecting the trucking industry.
July 11, 2005Qualcomm Files Suit Against Broadcom, Citing Patent Infringement
Mobile wireless communications technology provider Qualcomm Inc. said Monday it has filed suit against Broadcom Corp. in federal court in San Diego for infringement of seven of Qualcomm’s patents.
July 11, 2005Lundberg: Gasoline Prices Continue to Rise
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. verall gasoline prices rose 9 cents to a record $2.33 a gallon for all grades of gasoline, according to the most recent Lundberg survey of filling stations.
July 11, 20053PLs Update Facilities to Handle New Demands
Warehouses were once thought to be the over-the-hill segment of commercial logistics, the part that would wither because of computerized freight management and expedited transportation.
July 11, 2005ATA Reports May Truck Tonnage Index Rose 0.8%
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. verall trucking freight volumes rose 0.8% in May on a seasonally adjusted basis, the first increase in four months, American Trucking Associations said late Friday.
July 11, 2005Air Cargo Shipments Decline in May
Air cargo shipments fell 3.8% in May compared with a year earlier, with both domestic and international shipments dropping, the Air Transport Association reported Monday.
July 11, 2005