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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has gone to court to block a major railroad company from forcibly peeking into the genetic makeup of employees who submit claims for work-related carpal tun

Alternative Diesel Fuels Draw States’ Attention; AMJ Campbell’s Owner Has Profitable Quarter; Authorities to Probe BNSF's Injury Reporting; Ford Says UPS Logistics Deal Saving $1 Bln; DaimlerChrysler Reported Eyeing Major Changes; and more...

U.S. Rep. Don Young of Alaska, who just took over as chairman of the House Transportation Committee, tells Transport Topics that he plans to attack congestion in the transportation system that hinders truck deliveries and other freight movements.

A bad inflation report, new evidence of shrinking export and import activity, a falling stock market and declining consumer sentiment add up to a new round of worries for the U.S. economy.

Verizon Finishes $170 Million Phase in Florida Expansion; Motorola Cuts 300 More Jobs in Cell Phone Unit; Philips Says May Miss 20 Million Handset Sales Goal; Court Won't Review Limit on Cable Ownership.

Trucking is already in recession because its main customer, manufacturing, is in recession, say analysts — some of whom see a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel.