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The Commerce Department delivered another round of bad news in a report released Wednesday as it revised its gross domestic product figures for the second quarter down by a half-percent.

More than 5,700 trucking companies have gone bankrupt in the past 18 months, victims of the economic slowdown, falling freight volumes and rising costs, the chairman of American Trucking Associations told President Bush’s top economic advisers last week.

No new hours-of-service proposals will be issued for at least a year while the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration awaits the results of an independent cost-benefit analysis, according to an FMCSA spokesman.

Gasoline Shortfall May Raise Prices; Corning, Gateway Cut jobs; Manufacturers Seen Hiring in 2002; Some Iowa Towns Ban Use of 'Jake Brakes'; and more...

Japanese Firm to Test Video Cell Phone; @Track Communications to Install TrackWare at T&M Express; Managers Maximizing Information Logistics Management Technology; and more ...

Consumer confidence unexpectedly declined for the second straight month in August, according to the Conference Board, which Tuesday attributed the drop in its index to a deteriorating U.S. job market.

Grand Vehicle Works Holdings LLC, is reactivating a 102-year-old truck nameplate which has been dormant for some time – and it has hired a veteran manufacturing executive to run the new company.

NHTSA Head Seeks to Reduce Road Fatalities; Wasik Named Chairman at US&T; Proposed Tenn. Railroad Could Carry $300M Price Tag; Mexico’s Oil Co. Looks for Private Investment; and more...