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Trucking Technology Report - June 19
Motorola Inc. Buys Emergency Radio Network; Quaker Oats Getting in the E-Commerce Game; EMCON 2000 Starts Up in Germany; and more...
June 19, 2001Opinion: The Cost of Alert, Safe Truck Drivers
What do hours of service, waiting time, driver recruitment and safety have to do with each other? Everything. Trucking is an industry where some of the most important employees are not protected by the Fair Labor Standards Act — and that relates to pay.
June 18, 2001Editorial: Prime the Economic Pump
Despite a few forecasts for better economic times in the months ahead, the harsh reality of today’s news shows that the Federal Reserve needs to continue lowering interest rates to ensure better days.
June 18, 2001Gerkens Named Landstar President
Transportation company Landstar System said Monday that Henry Gerkens has been named president and chief financial officer. Gerkens, most recently executive vice president and chief financial officer, replaces Jeff Crowe as president.
June 18, 2001Executive Briefing - June 18
DHL, Northwest Form Air Alliance; TMG Acquires Outbound in Truckside Ad Deal; Springfield, Va., Construction Slows Traffic; and more...
June 18, 2001Diesel Price Drops to $1.48
The national average price per gallon of diesel fuel dropped to $1.48 per gallon on Monday, which was 0.6 cent below the previous week, according to the Department of Energy.
June 18, 2001Trucking Technology Report - June 18
Handhelds: Users Waiting for Next Big Thing; Bell, AT&T Ads Face-Off Over Long-Distance Bill; IBM to Offer Wireless Instant Messaging; and more...
June 18, 2001Gigou Moves to Volvo, Vikner Returns to Mack
Volvo Trucks North America has named Michel Gigou to be its new president and chief executive officer. He has held those titles for Mack Trucks Inc., based in Allentown, Pa., for the last five years. Both Mack and VTNA, with headquarters in Greensboro, N.C., are subsidiaries of Volvo Global Trucks, located in Stockholm.
June 15, 2001Economy: Factories, Consumer Confidence Weaken Again
A spate of indicators released Friday show weakness continuing to spread for the U.S. economy, in line with a growing awareness by economists that the slump may not have even hit bottom yet.
June 15, 2001May Retail Sales Rise at Much Slower Pace
In a report that underscores how the U.S. economy is still struggling even as it avoids a recession, the Commerce Department said retail sales rose in May at a much slower pace than in April..
June 15, 2001