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Price of Crude Oil Hits Two-Week High • Oshkosh Gets $144 Million Contract From Marines • Wholesale Inventories Rise 1.3% in July • Labor Day, Bad Weather Help Push Jobless Claims Down by 44,000 • And more...

Waste Shipments From Kentucky to Nevada Suspended After Leaks • Officials Say Terrorists Could Try to Ship Themselves Into U.S.

The Department of Energy said Tuesday the national average retail price for diesel fuel declined 0.2 cent per gallon to $1.869.

The Department of Transportation said Tuesday its Transportation Services Index declined 0.2% in June to a 123.9, the second straight decrease, while the freight TSI also declined..

Suppliers of safety technology are offering fleet managers new and maturing products for their vehicles, designed to watch over and aid driver performance or compensate for human error.

Overall economic growth in the United States slowed last month due to "lackluster" retail sales and "cooling" home sales, but manufacturing growth continued to increase, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday.

Ford to Cut Shift at St. Louis Plant; Cut 800 Jobs • Study: Traffic Costs Drivers Billions of Hours Each Year • FedEx Freight Opens New Centers • Air Cargo Shipments Rise 6.7% in July • And more...

Florida residents began to rebuild on Tuesday after Hurricane Frances completed its weekend assault on nearly the entire state, news services reported. Early estimates on the damage were several billion dollars..

Corporations Announce Plans to Cut 74,000 Jobs in August • Arkansas Best Considering Next-Day Service • Illinois Gov. Signs Bill Lowering Trucking Fees • UPS, FedEx Among Carriers Awarded New China Cargo Flights • And more...

Yellow Roadway Corp. said Tuesday it now expected to report profits of $1.30 to $1.35 per share, compared with its earlier estimate of $1.20 to $1.25.