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U.S. wholesale inventories rose for the fourth straight month in September, the Commerce Department said Thursday.

S&LPMC to Host Security Forum • MIT Supply Management Conference to Focus on Terrorism • TSA to Inspect Korean Airport Security

With several races still undecided, and one heading to a runoff, the Republican Party appears to have taken back control of the United States Senate and maintained its majority in the House of Representatives.

Voters in Washington state soundly defeated a proposed hike in fuel taxes in just one of several measures on the ballot Tuesday with implications for the trucking industry.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Joseph Clapp, administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, said last week he wants the trucking industry to be more safety conscious and that his first 15 months in office have been “filled with more highs than lows” about what motor carriers have accomplished.

ORLANDO, Fla. —California and certain other states are much more likely than most states to report truckers’ out-of-service violations to the federal government, a fact that skews the computer program that helps target fleets for enforcement, a trucking insurance official said last week.

Parts Maker ArvinMeritor Reports Improvement in 4Q • Florida East Coast Reports Net Loss in 3Q • Port Talks Adjourned as Costs Are Assessed • OPEC Oil Output Rises to 27.1 Million Barrels a Day • And more ...

The Federal Reserve's policymaking group – the Federal Open Market Committee -- announced Wednesday it would ease monetary policy enough to cut interest rates by half a percentage point.

Cummins to Add 140 Jobs • Bush Signs Bill to Create Ports-to-Plains Corridor • International Truck Makes Several Leadership Changes • Visteon Seeks to Reduce Force • And more ...

About 1,300 truck driving and warehouse jobs have been lost in the New York City area since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, mainly because of a cargo dropoff at the city's two main airports, a new study has found.