Truck News

Brent crude, the international standard, fell 4.6% to $81.94 a barrel. It was trading around $72 per barrel before the Iran war began in late February.

The shortfall in goods trade declined 4.2% from the prior month to $101.5 billion. U.S. exports of goods fell 1.8%, led by a slide in industrial supplies, while imports dropped by 2.6%.

Coca-Cola continues to gain traction among shoppers with a widening portfolio of beverages, including sugar-free soda, sports drinks and water, at a time when the industry has seen consumers turn away from traditional full-calorie soft drinks.

Overroute is the first startup to emerge from a joint venture freight and logistics technology incubator between J.B. Hunt and UP.Labs.

Creditors who’ve been stung time and again over the course of the past year are growing increasingly frustrated with the situation, people with knowledge of the matter said.

Employees at the technology giant find themselves repeatedly explaining that they work at the Cisco with a “C,” while staffers at the nation’s largest food distributor clarify that they’re employed by Sysco with an “S.”

The companies pledged four new or expanded commitments in a filing July 27, including allowances for customers to seek temporary alternate rail service in the event of service declines.

President Donald Trump argued that his economic policies have revived the auto industry and American manufacturing during a July 27 visit to Michigan.

Each Volvo Group unit said its flagship on-highway tractors began rolling off production lines in May with the updates already in place.

International is investigating establishing a second production shift at its San Antonio assembly plant, a senior executive at parent company Traton Group said.