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Chicago-Area Factory Index Rises in May • Yellow Roadway Has Extra Capacity, Zollars Says • Intermodal Rail Traffic Sets New Record, AAR Says • U.S. Personal Spending, Income Both Rise in April • And more ...

Postal Service Says Bill Could Force Rate Hike • CSX Intermodal Announces Plan to Improve Network • White House Signals Possible Budget Cuts After Election • Initial Jobless Claims Drop 3,000 Last Week to 344,000 • And More ...

The U.S. economy grew at a rate of 4.4% in the first quarter of 2004, the Commerce Department said Thursday.

GOTHENBURG, Sweden — The world’s two largest commercial vehicle makers, DaimlerChrysler and AB Volvo, have decided to make truck safety a key component of their marketing efforts.

About 1.2 million people around the world will die in traffic-related accidents this year according to the World Health Organization, a staggering total.

April New ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø Sales Fall 11.8% to 1.093 Million Rate • Moyes Cancels Stock Purchase After Record Gain • OPEC Output Seen Rising With Prices • Navistar Announces New Debt Offering • And more ...

Orders for long-lasting manufactured goods fell 2.9% in April, breaking a string of two consecutive gains in the indicator of future factory activity, the Commerce Department announced Wednesday.

During the Diesel Engine Emissions Summit in March, Steve Duley, vice president of purchasing for Schneider National, offered an option in the form of a question.

U.S. Officials Warn of Possible Attacks • IMO Urges Ports to Speed Up Security Plans • ATA Says Some Escort Requirements Lifted at Sault Ste. Marie Bridge • ºÚÁϳԹÏÍøland Security Department Planning 'Virtual Borders' •.

A Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance official said the upcoming Roadcheck 2004, a massive three-day event during which the law enforcement association concentrates on the inspection of commercial vehicles, would also be used to educate drivers about pressing safety issues.