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Yesterday's round of fleet financials saw mixed results, with many carriers reporting drops in net income despite increased revenue - some even big losses. Some companies, however, managed a small increase in net income despite the economic slowdown
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When Congress and President Bush killed the Clinton administration's ergonomics regulations, they left a hole begging to be filled. At this point, however, there is no agreement on what to put in it
Read More →Logistics.com, the logistics technology company based in Burlington, Mass., has released a report that says transport providers rate Logistics.com's OptiBid Network procurement system as superior to competing products
Read More →If you're traveling I-65 through Davidson County, Tenn., this weekend, be prepared for delays or look for an alternate route
Read More →As the state tries to meet federal clean air regulations for several of its urban areas, the Texas Senate has approved a bill that calls for an incentive program for the purchase of cleaner diesel engines in those areas
Read More →DaimlerChrysler says its increased involvement with Japanese auto and truck maker Mitsubishi won't affect its alliance with Korea's Hyundai Motor Co
Read More →Transportation.com, Irvine, Calif., the logistics technology company, has formed an alliance with the Used Equipment Network of Hasbrouck Heights, N.J
Read More →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
Read More →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
Read More →Saia will be opening in new terminals near Jackson, Miss., and Greenville, S.C., by the end of the month
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