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More Companies Cutting Jobs; Consumer Borrowing Weak in July; NABE Cuts GDP Projection -- Predicts Recovery; Trism Sells Logistics Company; and more...

The average price of diesel fuel edged up another 0.4 cent per gallon, its fifth consecutive increase, following nearly three months of decline.

Phone Add-Ons Keep Drivers More Focused; New Attachments Increase PDA Users; Commercial-Free XM Radio Awaiting FCC OK; and more ...

Wireless Industry Takes Hit From Economic Woes; Manguistics Warns of 2Q Loss; Airline Operation Software Maker Eyes Railroads; and more ...

The number of Americans out of work rose 0.4% in August to 4.9%, the highest level since September 1997, a government report said Friday.

FTC Approves Chevron, Texaco Merger; UPS Logistics, Samsung Make Supply Deal; CN, Wisconsin Central Merger Approved; U.S. Wholesale Inventories Fall 0.7% In July; and more...

From the outside, the 48-foot truck trailer leaving John Wood Community College in Quincy, Ill., looks like just another cargo trailer, except that it bears the names of several corporate sponsors.

MINNEAPOLIS — Kerri Wirachowsky of Ontario beat out 53 competitors for the title of grand champion in the North American Inspectors Championships.

Thirty-six truck drivers from across Canada will compete in the 2001 National Professional Truck Driving Championships on Sept. 15 in Surrey, British Columbia.

President Bush is standing by his pledge to veto legislation from Congress aimed at keeping Mexican trucks out of the country, the Washington Post reported.