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New orders for manufactured goods declined slightly in August to $326.6 billion, according to the Department of Commerce, Census Bureau
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) said it is operating close to full capacity and has little power to lower refined oil product prices -- particularly diesel -- on open world markets
Read More →The U.S. Commerce Department has revised gross domestic product figures for the 2nd quarter upward to 3.1 percent
Read More →Updated 12:15 p.m. EST. Orders and shipments for durable goods and shipments posted a healthy increase in January, indicating the struggling manufacturing sector may soon be headed for a recovery
Read More →The Fed has spoken. Tuesday, the Federal Reserve cut short-term interest rates for the third time this year
Read More →U.S. factory orders and shipments increased in December, adding hope the worst of the economic recession may be over
Read More →Easy-to-get credit and high fuel prices are taking their toll on trucking, and according to industry experts, are filling truck dealers’ lots with slow-selling tractor-trailers and repossessed big rigs
Read More →In a rare between-meetings decision, the Federal Reserve has cut a key interest rate by half a point trying to keep the nation out of a recession. The first decrease in rates in two years could be good new
Read More →Consolidation in the truck leasing industry has opened the door for new firms to enter, as the truck finance/lease market accounts for 9 percent of the Class 2 through Class 8 registrations
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