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Senate Committee Endorses Sandberg • FedEx's Fiscal 4Q Profits Rise • Daimler Expected to Save $116 Million at Truck Division • EPA, Justice to Look at 1998 Diesel Pact • And more...

The Conference Board said Tuesday its consumer confidence index dipped to 83.5 in June from 83.6 in May, while the expectations index improved.

More than a dozen presentations from the June 10 Diesel Engine Emissions Summit in Phoenix are now available on the TTNews.com Web site..

The Diesel Engine Emissions Summit held in Phoenix June 10 may end up being remembered as the point in time when the nation’s truck fleets moved to take control of the new-engine debate.

The average retail price of diesel fuel declined 0.9 cent per gallon to $1.423, the U.S. Department of Energy reported Monday. br clear=all>

The Federal Reserve began its two-day meeting on Tuesday and is expected to drop interest rates to their lowest level in 45 years later it concludes Wednesday afternoon.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.There was a time when a rise in inflation and a barely visible gain in industrial production were no reasons to cheer. Last week, though, they appeared to be part of a trend in statistics showing a mild upturn in the economy. br clear=all>

Report: Daimler to Combine Some Truck Units • Peterbilt Workers in Tennessee Accept New Deal • Lundberg: Gasoline Prices Rise Slightly • Cost of Workers’ Compensation Insurance Soaring • And more...

UPS, eBay Reach Deal on Online Shipping Tools • Amazon Developing Online Food Store • Sacramento Police Issuing Wireless Citations • Eaton Awarded DOE Contract • And more...

PHOENIX — Clean air regulators in California will require heavy-duty 2007-model trucks registered in the state to have electronic connections for checking emissions and diagnostic data, but they have not decided what kind of connection to require, according to a panel of experts at the recent Technology & Maintenance Council summer meeting here.