By Oliver B. Patton, Washington Editor
The story of global commerce in recent times has been about the relocation of production to places where labor costs the least, a trend that has been damaging to U.S. competitiveness. Service industries have grown while manufacturing has shrunk, a combination that limits the outlook for long-term U.S. prosperity.

But it doesn't have to be that way, says Chip McClure, Chairman, CEO and President of ArvinMeritor..... More >

Steve Sturgess Deadlines, Deadlines Navistar International is pressing for a delay in the implementation of the 2010 emissions mandate, pushing it back from the Jan. 1 deadline. Deborah Lockridge Clearing the Air Clean air. It's a hard goal to argue with. We're not talking about something nebulous like climate change, but about real, tangible problems - smog you can see and smell and taste, kids with asthma problems, increased rates of lung cancer.

Friday, July 03, 2009

Happy Independence Day
There will be no news posted on Truckinginfo.com Friday, July 3, as Newport Communications offices are closed for the Independence Day holiday. News will resume Monday, July 6. In the meantime, browse through our new and improved web site.....

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