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Visteon, the third-largest maker of vehicle parts, said it plans to immediately eliminate about 1,800 jobs worldwide..

SBC Plans Long-Distance Service in Missouri; Cell Phone Dispute Puts Customers on Hold; Alcatel Not Fully Committed to Handset

Surviving 2000 was a praiseworthy feat for a truckload carrier, but companies that have made it this far cannot coast through the year.

The Customs Service said it is beefing up its cargo inspection technology capabilities by spending $15.2 million for 16 additional mobile gamma-ray systems to be deployed mostly along the U.S.-Mexico border.

BNSF Takes Actions to Cope With Slowdown; Competitors Petition Justice on FedEx-USPS Deal; Daimler Aims at Asian Trucks in Mitsubishi Play; U.S. Postal Service May End Saturday Delivery; and more...

The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday approved a bill that would phase out estate taxes by 2011, at a cost of $192 billion. The bill is part of President Bush’s $1.6 trillion tax cut package, and passed by a vote of 274 to 154.

Department of Defense Gets 'Netcentric'; Companies Collaborate on Networks; and XML Leading Data Transfer

Volvo AB, the second-largest truckmaker, could lose up to $190 million on its 3.3% stake in Mitsubishi Motors, Bloomberg reported.

New orders for goods made by U.S. factories fell 0.4% in February, the Commerce Department said Tuesday in a report more negative than economists had expected.