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British Truckers Take to Streets

After seven annual diesel tax increases of more than 5%, some British truck operators have taken to the streets in protest.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
April 15, 1999

British Truckers Take to the Streets To Protest Diesel Fuel Tax Increase

After seven annual diesel tax increases of more than 5% each year some British truck operators have taken to the streets in protest.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
April 7, 1999
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German Post Office Plans to Split Up Nedlloyd Units

Germany’s state-owned postal service, which has spent more than $2 billion in the last year acquiring freight transportation companies, announced it will shell out another $580 million for Royal Nedlloyd’s European land transport and distribution businesses.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
April 1, 1999
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Mobile Communications Spurs IT Growth in Europe

The increasing demand for mobile communications in Europe is helping to fuel an explosion in the growth and spending for information technology and telecommunications services.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
April 1, 1999

EU Delays Implementing Aircraft Ban

Following discussions with U.S. Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater, the European Union has agreed to a short delay in implementing a controversial ban on older, nosier aircraft.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
April 1, 1999

Demand for Mobile Communications Spurs IT Growth in European Nations

The increasing demand for mobile communications in Europe is helping to fuel an explosion in the growth and spending for information technology and telecommunications services.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
March 31, 1999

Renault, Nissan Form Alliance

Renault has become the first western truck and car builder to establish a major foothold in the Japanese automotive market with a $5.4 billion investment in Nissan Motor Co.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
March 29, 1999

Deutsche Post Buys Transport Unit

Germany’s state-owned postal service announced it will pay $580 million for Royal Nedlloyd’s European land transport and distribution businesses.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
March 23, 1999
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Britain's 'Soul Destroying' Tax

PARIS — After seven diesel fuel tax increases in six years, Britain’s small trucking companies and owner-operators “are just giving up,” said Peter Knight, owner of Les Knight Transport.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
March 23, 1999

British Business Unites Against Tax

British industry has united in opposition to the government's 11% hike in diesel fuel taxes, which it claims will cost tens of thousands of jobs.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
March 22, 1999