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UPS Considering Spending Delays; Venezuelan Oil Workers Strike; Mitsubishi Expects Record Loss; OOIDA Wants Volvo Trucks Investigated; and more...

American Trucking Associations announced 36 finalists in the competition to become “captains” on America’s Road Team for 2001-02.

DHL Airways, the U.S. airline that participates in the DHL Worldwide Express network, has named Joe O'Gorman as its chairman and chief executive officer.

Today's Technology Headlines: Nokia to Offer Wireless Banking; Cell Phones, Pagers May Access FedEx Information; and Tech Vendors Battle for Supply Chain Management

Calif. Regulators Raise Power Rates; American Greetings to Cut 1,500 Jobs; Nissan Ready to Discuss Diesel Stake With Volvo; Labor Leader Wants Border Closed; and more...

A traffic congestion expert testifying before a congressional panel last week prescribed a good stereo and air-conditioning system for anyone trying to deal with traffic jams, because they will only get worse.

Two reports of great interest to the trucking industry provided mixed economic news Tuesday, as orders for all durable goods fell 0.2% in February but consumer confidence unexpectedly rose in March.

The U.S. average retail price for diesel fuel fell Monday for the eighth straight week, declining 1.3 cents to 137.9 per gallon from 139.2 on March 19, the Energy Depart-ment reported.

Dana Corp., the No. 2 manufacturer of heavy-duty axles worldwide, said it has reorganized its heavy-truck division, to develop products more efficiently and to introduce them faster.

A company that makes trucks cabs and vehicle bodies for customers including Volvo and Mack, said it will close in May, eliminating 310 jobs.