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Crude Oil Price Falls on Concern Over Slowdown; Attacks Likely Mean Poor Earnings for Trucking; Federal-Mogul Files for Chapter 11; Mayflower Corp. Debuts New Engine; and more...

NTT DoCoMo to Introduce New Services; PC-EPhone Offers New Wireless Device; SDR Could Aid Wireless Carriers; and more...

The U.S. economy grew at a slightly better pace during the second quarter than previously estimated, according to a revised report released Friday.

“All systems go.” That is the operative phrase technology managers and executives at ground transportation and logistics firms are using to describe how their communications and e-business systems reacted in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 catastrophes in Washington, D.C., New York and Pennsylvania.

A new Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration course will emphasize hands-on training with automatic onboard recording devices to help safety officials speed the pace of inspections, according to the course’s lead instructor.

While federal officials visit and advise trucking companies that haul hazardous material, some truck drivers are taking their own steps to ensure the safety of their rigs, and themselves.

Yellow Corp. Announces Job Cuts; Automakers May Post Worst Sales Since 1992; Dutch Airline to Raise Cargo Rates; Daimler Scraps Earnings Forecast; and more...

Ronald Reagan National Airport, the only airport in the United States still closed in the wake of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, should be reopened soon, the Associated Press reported.

Travelers Finding Unexpected Uses for Mobile Equipment; Motorola to Take Phone Crank for a Spin; Management Technology Becoming Affordable; and more ...