Transport Topics
- Dana Reports Record Results in 2018
- Congressional Transportation Leaders to Update AASHTO on Infrastructure Bill
- Wabco Reports Record Annual Revenue
- Manufacturing Takes Downward Turn in January
- TransPower Kenworth Expands in Valdosta, Ga.
- VW Targets Carbon-Neutral Production for First Electric Car
- VW, Ford Discuss Alliance on Self-Driving Cars
- Pepsi Soothes Investors With Sales Growth, Plans for Payouts
- George Soros Cuts Stake in Agriculture Giant ADM
- Watch TT's Eugene Mulero Talk Infrastructure on C-SPAN
- XPO Logistics Reports Disappointing Earnings
- Editorial: Good Places to Start
- ELD Exemption for Livestock Haulers Part of Fiscal 2019 Congressional Funding Deal
- Montreal Firm FLS Transportation Services Acquires Scott Logistics
- FedEx Names Raj Subramaniam New President, COO
- Trucking Companies Question Pennsylvania Travel Ban Citations
- Cooper Expands Commercial Tire Lineup
- Samsara Offers New Dash Camera, Invests In Artificial Intelligence
- Battery Maker ZAF Energy Systems Gets Investment From Wirtz Manufacturing
Amazon Sales, Profit Top Estimates as Retail, Advertising Soar
Amazon.com Inc.’s sales and earnings in the busy holiday quarter beat analysts’ estimates, showing the world’s biggest web retailer can maintain rapid growth while improving profitability and fending off online competition from rivals such as Walmart Inc.
Virginia Legislation Supports I-81 Tolling
Virginia lawmakers have introduced legislation supporting a proposed plan for tolls along Interstate 81.
Tesla’s Sales Top Expectations, but Earnings Disappoint
Tesla on Jan. 30 reported fourth-quarter results that included better-than-expected sales — but its earnings supported CEO Elon Musk’s assertion from earlier this month that the electric-car maker has a “very difficult” road ahead in 2019.
Growth in 2019, but Recession May Be on Horizon, Economist Says
ATLANTA — Despite a generally strong economic performance in 2018, a global recession could be lurking in the shadows through 2019, a leading economist told attendees at the SMC3 Jump Start 2019 conference Jan. 30.
Industry Groups Object to New Chassis Fees Taking Effect at Ports
Transportation industry groups are criticizing a plan by some ocean carriers to begin seeking new administrative fees for cargo containers, known as “street turns.” The fees are set to take effect Feb. 4 and range from $30 to $75, depending on the carrier.
