Navistar International Corp. earned $272 million for its fiscal third quarter and boosted its full-year earnings forecast, the company said late Wednesday.
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Initial Jobless Claims Rise for Week
Initial jobless claims rose by 15,000 last week to 444,000, the Labor Department said Thursday.
September 4, 2008Second-Quarter Productivity Rises 4.3%
Second-quarter U.S. worker productivity rose at a 4.3% annual rate, more than previously estimated, the Labor Department said Thursday.
September 4, 2008Rail, Intermodal Traffic Decline
Rail and intermodal traffic both declined for the week ended Saturday compared with a year ago, the Association of American Railroads said.
September 5, 2008American Axle to Produce Commercial Truck Parts
American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings will expand a factory in Michigan to build more parts for large commercial trucks, reducing its reliance on General Motors Corp. for business, Bloomberg reported Thursday.
September 4, 2008Factory Orders Rise 1.3% in July
U.S. factory orders rose 1.3% in July, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.
September 3, 2008ATA Launches Business Solutions Unit
American Trucking Associations Wednesday launched ATA Business Solutions, a line of information products, business tools, services, training programs and conferences designed to address critical issues affecting trucking-related companies.
September 3, 2008Ryder Completes Acquisition of Gordon Truck Leasing
Ryder System said Wednesday it completed its previously announced acquisition of Gordon Truck Leasing, based in Philadelphia.
September 3, 2008Oil Falls Below $108 as Gustav Damage Appears Minimal
Crude oil fell more than $2 to below $108 a barrel in early trading Wednesday, as major oil firms said Hurricane Gustav did not cause any significant damage to Gulf of Mexico oil facilities over the weekend, Bloomberg reported.
September 3, 2008Oil Dips for Fourth Straight Session
Oil fell 36 cents Wednesday to close at $109.35 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, as several crude intake ports reopened on the Gulf Coast following Hurricane Gustav, Bloomberg reported.
September 3, 2008