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NewsApril 18, 2001

DaimlerChrysler Says Mitsubishi Deal Won't Affect Plans with Hyundai

DaimlerChrysler says its increased involvement with Japanese auto and truck maker Mitsubishi won't affect its alliance with Korea's Hyundai Motor Co

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NewsApril 18, 2001

Transportation.com Partners With Used Equipment Network

Transportation.com, Irvine, Calif., the logistics technology company, has formed an alliance with the Used Equipment Network of Hasbrouck Heights, N.J

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NewsApril 18, 2001

Florida Express Implements TMW's TL2000

Cleveland-based TMW Systems, the truckload operations software provider, announced that Florida Express Carriers of Jacksonville has chosen TMW's TL2000 software for the IBM AS/400

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NewsApril 18, 2001

AmeriQuest and National Grocers Association Offer Online Discounts

AmeriQuest of Cherry Hill, N.J., a provider of transportation and logistics services and a membership-based buying co-op, has announced an agreement with the National Grocers Association of Reston, Va., to jointly offer an on-line procurement syste

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NewsApril 18, 2001

Mack Deliveries Down One-Third

Mack Trucks says its 2001 deliveries through March were down 32 percent from the 10,184 units delivered during the same period last year: 6,933 vehicles

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NewsApril 18, 2001

Rush Profits Down 82%

Mega-dealer Rush Enterprises reported a 2.6% drop in revenues for the first quarter, but net income was down almost 82%

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NewsApril 18, 2001

Dana Truck Group Profitable, Despite Soft Market

Despite the depressed market conditions, Dana Corp.’s Commercial Vehicle Systems Group (formerly the Heavy Truck Group) was profitable in first quarter

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NewsApril 18, 2001

Wabash Settles Shareholder Suit

Wabash National Corp. will pay $500,000 to settle a suit brought by some of its shareholders

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NewsApril 18, 2001

Caterpillar Profits Down 37%

Caterpillar posted a first quarter profit of $162 million on revenues of $4.81 billion, compared to $258 million profit on revenues of $4.91 for first quarter 2000

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NewsApril 17, 2001

Navistar Board Says it Won't Remove 'Poison Pill'

Navistar International's board of directors say they won't drop a "preferred share purchase rights plan" designed to protect the company against hostile takeovers - sometimes called a "poison pill

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