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News Briefs - July 30
Consumer Sentiment Index Rises for Second Straight Month • Chicago-Area Factory Activity Expands at Faster Pace • Pacer's Profits Rise 25% • Net Loss Grows at Central Freight Lines • And more...
July 30, 2004Renschler Replaces Cordes as Head of Daimler's Commercial Vehicles Division
DaimlerChrysler AG said Thursday it named Andreas Renschler as the chief of its commercial vehicles division.
July 29, 2004News Briefs - July 29
Oil Prices Fall From Record in New York • Overnite Reports Higher 2Q Profits • Jobless Claims Rise by 4,000 • Revenues, Earnings Increase at Waste Management • And more...
July 29, 2004Security & Safety Briefs - July 22 - July 28
Cargo Backlog at Port Raises Security Concerns • Congress Approves $8.2 Billion Budget for Coast Guard • Philadelphia-Bound Turkish Ship Detoured • Senate Confirms Stone for TSA Post
July 28, 2004Xtra Names Franz New CEO
Transportation equipment lessor Xtra Corp. said Tuesday that Bill Franz was named the company's new chief executive officer.
July 28, 2004Price of Crude Oil Hits Another Record in New York
The price of crude oil futures in New York rose above $43 a barrel on Wednesday for the first time, Bloomberg reported.
July 28, 2004Durable Orders Rise 0.7% in June
Orders for durable goods rose in the United States rose 0.7% in June, the first increase in three months, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.
July 28, 2004HOS Ruling Raises Uncertainty About Future Fleet Operations
Motor carrier executives and shipper groups last week said they were uncertain how the court decision throwing out the new driver hours-of-service rules would affect fleet operations in coming weeks.
July 28, 2004Opinion: Look at the Steamship Lines
Without resolution to issues at America’s ports, the future of intermodal freight capacity is at stake. ATA is calling on the businesses that operate near U.S. ports to help bring relief to millions of Americans who move our nation’s intermodal freight..
July 28, 2004New Jersey Supreme Court Overturns Hazmat Fee
The New Jersey Supreme Court on July 19 struck down the state’s $212 hazardous materials transporter fee, in a decision stemming from a suit American Trucking Associations had brought against the state.
July 28, 2004