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The federal agency in charge of hazardous materials transportation finalized rules that require many hazmat truckers and shippers to implement security plans and give employees security training.

Ryder System Inc. said Friday that its chief financial officer, C.J. Nelson, is leaving the company "to pursue a new business opportunity."

There are some things in life you wish you didn't have to think about but can't afford to ignore. Logistics security is one of them.

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The Commerce Department said Thursday that it was leaving its estimate of fourth—quarter U.S. economic growth alone and that it was standing by its report of 1.4% growth in the gross domestic product.

The Tax Court of New Jersey issued a finding that a state hazardous material transporter fee was the type of flat fee that violated the U.S. Constitution and so was not valid.

Sales of heavy-duty trucks fell 4.2% in February from what was already a weak month in 2002.

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U.S. manufacturers logged fewer orders for durable goods in February, the Commerce Department said Wednesday. The 1.2% decline in orders was the third in four months, the government said.

The trade community of manufacturers, importer-exporters, customs brokers, carriers and logistics companies has improved cargo security since 9/11, although the ever-expanding international networks can never be made completely invulnerable to terrorist attacks, according to supply chain and security experts.