January truck tonnage jumped 5.3% from a year ago, the biggest year-to-year gain since January 2005, American Trucking Associations said in its seasonally adjusted for-hire truck tonnage index.
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Trailer Bridge’s Losses Widen in 4Q
Trailer Bridge Inc. said Tuesday it lost $67,334, or 1 cents a share in the fourth quarter of 2007, compared with earnings of $8.9 million or 72 cents in the 2006 fourth quarter.
February 26, 2008Schenker Chairman Hagar Resigns
Hans-Jörg Hager, chairman of the board of Schenker Logistics, will step down from his position this year, the company said Tuesday.
February 26, 2008Oil Closes at Record $100.88 a Barrel
Oil closed at a record $100.88 a barrel Tuesday, topping last week’s first close of more than $100, Bloomberg reported.
February 26, 2008Kenan Advantage to Buy Transport Service Co.
Kenan Advantage Group said it reached an agreement to purchase bulk hauler Transport Service Co. for an undisclosed sum.
February 25, 2008Existing °®¶¹´«Ã½ Sales Decline
Existing homes sales fell to the lowest level in nine years in January, the National Association of Realtors said Monday.
February 25, 2008TMW Reports Record Growth in 2007
Trucking software provider TMW Systems said 2007 was a record year for the company’s revenue, product releases, new customers and consecutive quarterly growth.
February 25, 2008Diesel Jumps 15.6¢ to a Record $3.552 a Gallon
The national average price of diesel fuel jumped 15.6 cents to a record $3.552 a gallon, shattering the previous mark set three months ago by 10.8 cents, the Department of Energy said Monday.
February 26, 2008TWIC Card Holds a Wealth of Information
The centerpiece of the Transportation Security Administration’s program to screen employees entering ports looks just like most access cards or identifications one would carry in his or her wallet.
February 25, 2008California to Enforce Engine Label Rule
Citations issued by the California Air Resources Board for engine emission control labels that are missing or have been tampered with now carry penalties of as much as $800, the agency said.
February 25, 2008