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Led by higher costs for gasoline, consumer prices rose for the third straight month in August, the Labor Department reported Tuesday..

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For the past three years, Rafael Del Barrio has watched the ebb and flow of truck freight crossing the U.S.-Mexican border.

The Federal Reserve voted Tuesday to keep the benchmark U.S. interest rate unchanged, saying the economy appeared to be improving but the "minor" risk of deflation remained.

Production at the nation's factories, mines and utilities rose 0.1% in August, the first back-to-back gain since February, the Federal Reserve reported Monday..

Inventories at U.S. businesses declined 0.1% in July as companies used stockpiled goods to meet an increase in demand, the Commerce Department reported Monday.

The state agency that regulates air quality in California planned a public hearing Oct. 23 to consider requiring that all heavy-duty truck engines built between 1993 and 1998 include computer software to reduce nitrogen oxides emissions, even if the trucks are not registered in the state.

Advocates of using a chemical additive to help control heavy-duty truck engine emissions met in Chicago Sept. 10 and said afterward that they intended to meet with the Environmental Protection Administration by the end of this month.