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Week of
June 30, 2008 |
Many Trucking Shares Gain During 2008 Despite Ongoing Industry Woes |
EGR Proponents to Use Credits to Meet 2010 Engine Standards |
UPS Lowers Earnings Estimate, Sending Stock to Five-Year Low |
Diesel Dips 4.4¢ to $4.648 a Gallon |
Week of
June 23, 2008 |
Driver Turnover Rates Decline, but Trucking Expects Reversal |
Car Haulers, Teamsters Union Set Deal |
Ontario Orders Speed Limiters on All Trucks Set at 65 mph |
Diesel Average Remains Unchanged at $4.692 |
Week of
June 16, 2008 |
Caterpillar Exits U.S. Truck Market |
Navistar Eyes World Presence Through Caterpillar Network |
Railroad Seeks Faster, Cheaper Route Between Great Lakes, Virginia Port |
Diesel Slips for Second Week; Gasoline Average Tops $4 a Gallon |
Week of
June 09, 2008 |
U.S. Fleet Growth Slows to 1.4% in First Quarter, Polk Reports |
OEMs Avoid Price Cuts Despite Truck Sales Slump |
Navistar Reports $120 Million Fiscal ’07 Loss |
Diesel Price Dips 1.6¢ to $4.707 a Gallon |
Week of
June 02, 2008 |
U.S. Refineries Restricting Diesel Supplies |
Weak U.S. Dollar Boosting Export Freight |
Tonnage Up 2% in April for Sixth Consecutive Month |
Diesel Soars Another 22.6¢ to Record $4.723 |
Week of
May 26, 2008 |
Freight Rates to Rise Sharply After Recovery, TL Execs Say |
Jevic Closes Its Doors After 27 Years in Business |
As Tire Retreading Market Grows, So Do Counterfeits, Look-Alikes |
Crude Price Pushes Fuel Higher |
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