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GM Plans Major Cutback in Europe; Truck Driver Deaths Down 5% in 2000; Navistar Posts 3Q Profit; Bank of Japan Downgrades Economy; and more...

The second North American Brake Safety Campaign of 2001 has been set for Sept. 5 at hundreds of locations in the United States and Canada.

Ricochet Fans Recoil at Shutdown; Neosphere Acquires Flagship Technologies; Hub Group, Sears Renew Intermodal Agreement; and more...

EGL Posts Loss in 2Q -- Foresees 3Q Profit; Morgan Group Net Income Up in 2Q; Md.-Va. Bridge Rebuilding Plans Gain Approval; and more...

A moderate recovery in the trucking industry may herald the beginning of an overall recovery in the U.S. economy, according to an analysis by Reuters.

In a sign that consumers may be buying just enough to keep the economy growing, U.S. retail sales, excluding automobiles, rose 0.2% in July, the Commerce Department reported on Tuesday.

A vice president of the U.S. Postal Service said Monday that Emery Worldwide will continue to be responsible for moving Express Mail until its contract terminates Aug. 26.

Motorola Introduces Full-Size Portable Keyboard; Ten Myths of Wireless; Shield Pack Offers Humidity Indicators; and more...

After 10 straight weeks and 18.4 cents of decline, the national average price of diesel fuel bounced up 2.2 cents Monday to reach $1.367 per gallon, according to the Department of Energy..

Under fire from the Federal Aviation Administration, CNF Inc. suspended the operations of its Emery Worldwide Airlines unit on Monday. The company said it will be meeting all of its freight obligations by using other carriers.