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Major trucking companies and other transportation providers have been conservative in their use of stock options as a form of executive compensation, according to a report from J.P. Morgan Securities.

The California Trucking Association and several environmental and labor groups have refuted the federal government’s claim that the groups would be unaffected by heavier-polluting Mexican trucks.

U.S. industrial production rose 0.2% in July, the Federal Reserve reported Thursday, calling it the weakest performance since April.

Cummins Says Medium-Duty Engine Certified By EPA • CD&L Earns 6 Cents Per Share in 2Q • U.S. Xpress Revises First-Half Results • O'Neill Says Economy Rebounding • And more...

Manufacturing activity in the Philadelphia-area contracted in August, for the first time since December, lending more fuel to fears that the stalled recovery is turning into a double-dip recession, Bloomberg reported.

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Chief Safety Officer Julie A. Cirillo announced Tuesday that she will retire at the end of 2002.

Bush Puts Brakes on Security Funding • Security Eased at Golden Gate Bridge • TSA Warns About Airport Identity Theft • Implementation of TIPS Delayed • And more...

Inventories of unsold goods rose 0.2% in June, as stockpiles of cars and clothing grew, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday.

Ames to Go Out of Business • AMB Property Buys Dulles Freight Facility • Bennett to Buy Morgan Group's Housing Transport Unit • Okla. Tax Commission Trying to Correct Problems • And more...

Virginia handed back a controversial plan to build truck-only toll lanes on Interstate 81 to the project’s architects, saying it wants to take a broader look at the highway’s needs and the procedures for considering such proposals.