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Drop in Inventories Threatens to Drive Diesel Up
U.S. inventories of distillates and crude oil dropped this week – the latter to the lowest level in 24 years, according to the American Petroleum Institute.
August 11, 2000NS, CSX See Smooth Ride in Peak Season
Spokesmen for the two railroads that gobbled up Conrail last year — and almost choked on it — are convinced that the companies now have the situation under control as the peak freight transportation season approaches.
August 10, 2000Shake-Up at Mexico’s Dina Follows Western Star Sale
Mexican truck and bus manufacturer Consorcio G. Grupo Dina announced a major corporate shakeup last week, inspired in part by Freightliner’s plan to purchase Western Star Truck Holdings.
August 9, 2000Navistar Won't Reply to Investors
Navistar International Corp. said it is not planning to respond to demands from an investor group that it sell all or part of its holdings to counter the company’s flagging stock price.
August 9, 2000Norfolk Southern, CSX Confident Of Smooth Ride for Peak Season
Spokesmen for the two railroads that gobbled up Conrail last year — and almost choked on it — are convinced that the companies now have the situation under control as the peak freight transportation season approaches.
August 9, 2000Diesel Falls, But Rise Expected
The national average retail price of diesel fuel dropped for the fourth consecutive week. But the stage appears to be set for the price to bounce back up in the next few weeks and a partial cause could be problems experienced by coal-fired electrical plants.
August 9, 2000Navistar Won't Reply to Investors
Navistar International Corp. said it is not planning to respond to demands from an investor group that it sell all or part of its holdings to counter the company’s flagging stock price.
August 4, 2000Diesel Falls, But Upswing Expected
The national average retail price of diesel fuel dropped for the fourth consecutive week, but the stage appears to be set for the price to bounce back up in the next few weeks.
August 4, 2000Navistar Investors Push Board to Sell Company
A group representing investors who hold about 30% of Navistar International Corp.’s 59 million outstanding stock shares told the firm’s directors to sell the company if that is the only way to avoid ending up a wallflower in the current round of industry consolidations.
August 2, 2000BNSF, CN Derail Merger Plan
The chief executive officers of Burlington Northern Santa Fe and Canadian National railroads announced they are dropping their seven-month-old plans to create the biggest railroad on the continent. The announcement came after a federal court upheld the Surface Transportation Board’s moratorium on rail mergers.
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