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E-tailers Told to Meet Christmas Shipment Claims

Because of forecasted increases in online shopping this holiday season, it is likely that retailers will have just as much difficulty getting goodies to children on time as they did last year.

December 13, 2000

Capitol Christmas Tree Arrives In ‘Conestoga Wagon’ Style

What may have appeared as a Conestoga wagon to the undiscerning eye was actually the trailer bearing the Capitol Christmas tree. The 64-foot Colorado Blue Spruce arrived in Washington, D.C., Dec. 4 after a 10-day trek from Colorado’s Pike National Forest, near Colorado Springs.

December 13, 2000

Expert: Meal Stipends Better for Truckers

Long-haul drivers who work for less in return for being reimbursed for their meals are better off financially than drivers who get full pay and take the meals deduction, said David Goodson, editor of the National Survey of Driver Wages.

December 13, 2000

Equipment Designers Struggle to Meet New Rules

There was no magic on display at the Society of Automotive Engineers annual Truck and Bus Conference last week as manufacturers were workign feverishly to build products that meet a variety of looming federal standards.

December 13, 2000

Industry Warned About Driver Pay Problems

While trucking has had to deal with more pressing issues like higher fuel prices and a softening freight market, one expert at this year's Management Outlook Forum said driver pay is still a big problem.

December 13, 2000

A.M. Executive Briefing - Dec. 13

In the news this morning: Snow hits St. Louis as winter storm heads east; Logistics.Com selects new CEO; Valeo plans job cuts at U.S. parts plant; and more.

December 13, 2000

Trucking Technology Report - Dec. 13

Today's technology headlines: Samsung to put Palm OS on new 'smart' phones; executives see three electronic trends revolutionizing logistics; and a glimpse at the wireless future.

December 13, 2000

P.M. Executive Briefing - Dec. 13

This afternoon's headlines: Texas ice storm causes road delays; Midwest roads slick but still open; former Ford CFO named new GM CFO; and more.

December 13, 2000

Swift, M.S. Carriers to Merge

Truckload carriers Swift Transportation Inc. and M.S. Carriers announced a merger late Monday. The $384 million deal will make M.S. Carriers a wholly-owned subsidiary of Swift, the companies said.

December 12, 2000

Panel: Cheaper Oil, Interest Rate Drop May Help Trucking in 2001

Lower oil prices, moderate economic growth and a drop in interest rates should bode well for trucking in 2001 — at least for companies that survive the bankruptcies and consolidations predicted to sweep the industry, according to the experts at this year's Management Outlook Forum.

December 12, 2000