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Bank of Canada Keeps Interest Rates Steady • Clipper Exxpress Sells LTL Division • Report: Announced Job Cuts Fall to 99,452 in November • Navistar Reports Profit in Fiscal 4Q • And more...

Construction Spending Rises 0.9% in October • Former CNF Workers Suit Thrown Out • U.S. Drops to No. 9 in Traffic Safety, N.Y. Times Says • Vitran to Offer Additional Shares of Common Stock • And more...

New Ethanol Plant Opens in South Dakota • Georgia Selling TVs to Truck Stop With Traffic Information • Nexiq Supplies International Truck Dealers With Ez-Tech Link

The Institute for Supply Management said Monday its manufacturing index rose to 62.8 in November, the highest level since December 1983..

Police in Columbus, Ohio, have linked only two of 11 recent shootings along a five-mile stretch of a southern section of Interstate 270, news services reported..

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Attendees at the combined TransComp and Intermodal Expo here saw a broad range of equipment and technology that reflected the changing needs of shippers and carriers in today’s business environment.

The U.S. Department of Energy said Monday the average retail price of diesel fuel declined 1.5 cents to $1.476 per gallon.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. ecent economic reports show that both the manufacturing sector and the broader U.S. economy are picking up.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. ast week launched the start of a crucial period for trucking and its major customer groups, as the main retail sales season of 2004 got under way.