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The U.S. average pump price for diesel fuel fell 1.4 cents in the past week, to 140.6 per gallon as of March 12 from 142.0 on March 5, the Energy Department reported.

In a sign of shaken investor confidence amid growing concern about weak corporate profits and the struggling economy, U.S. stocks took a big hit Monday.

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Matlack Reported in Serious Financial Trouble; Covenant Warns on 1Q Earnings; Dutch Govt. to Whittle Stake in TNT; Delphi Buying Eaton's Switches for $300M; U.S. Retail Gasoline Price Drops; and more to come...

Trucking company USFreightways warned Friday that it was going to make significant cuts in jobs and spending, and said its first-quarter earnings would fall “substantially below” market estimates.

DaimlerChrysler's Freightliner unit, the No. 1 heavy-truck maker in North America, is reportedly about to begin an aggressive and costly program to move thousands of new and used heavy trucks piling up on dealers' lots.

U.S. Jobless Rate Steady, But Factory Jobs Fall; Oshkosh Buying Temco Assets; DaimlerChrysler Still Plans Trucks With Hyundai; and more ...

The Used Truck Association will create a “think tank” to address the used truck problem that, in the words of UTA President Steve “Bear” Nadolson, "is plaguing our industry."

President Bush on Friday put a 60-day hold on a potential strike by Northwest Airlines mechanics, and vowed not to let simmering labor disputes at the nation’s other top airlines disrupt air service, news services reported.

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