Daimler AG will end its listing on the New York Stock Exchange, citing low trading volumes, Bloomberg reported Friday.
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Business Inventories, Sales Increase
Business inventories rose 0.4% in March as sales surged, the Commerce Department said Friday. Sales jumped 2.3%, the biggest since November.
May 14, 2010Consumer Confidence Improves in May
U.S. consumer confidence grew this month, according to the latest Reuters/University of Michigan monthly consumer sentiment index released Friday.
May 14, 2010Retail Sales Rise for Seventh Straight Month
Retail sales rose 0.4% in April, the seventh consecutive monthly increase, the Commerce Department said Friday.
May 14, 2010Industrial Production Takes Biggest Gain in Three Months
Industrial production rose in April by the most in three months, gaining 0.8%, the Federal Reserve said Friday.
May 14, 2010Opinion: Keep Distribution Center Workers Safe
If you could make only one equipment-related investment for your warehouse this year, what might it be?
May 19, 2010Oil Continues to Fall, Dropping Below $70 a Barrel
Oil prices continued to decline, falling almost $2 to below $70Â a barrel in early trading Monday, the lowest level in more than three months, Bloomberg reported.
May 17, 2010Virginia’s Latest Toll Scheme
It took years to beat back the state of Virginia’s ill-advised plan to toll Interstate 81, but eventually it was abandoned. Trucking, and the state’s motorists, breathed a sigh of relief after that tolling scheme was tossed out.
May 17, 2010Virginia’s Latest Toll Scheme
It took years to beat back the state of Virginia’s ill-advised plan to toll Interstate 81, but eventually it was abandoned. Trucking, and the state’s motorists, breathed a sigh of relief after that tolling scheme was tossed out.
May 14, 2010Letters: Broker Wars Redux, Rate Setting, Snow-Removal Law, Trucks Pay Their Way
I noticed a letter in the April 26 issue where the writer was protesting the move to raise the property broker bond from the laughable $10,000 to a more responsible amount of at least $100,000.
May 17, 2010