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Scania Reports Profits Are Up 22% Through Third Quarter
Scania, the Swedish heavy truck builder, has reported profits of $317 million through first nine months of this year, a 22% increase over the same period in 1997.
October 29, 1998Daimler-Benz Sales Continue to Rise
The world’s largest truck builder, Daimler-Benz is continuing on a record pace for sales and profits this year.
October 29, 1998Engine Maker Says Agreement Cheaper than Fighting EPA
Volvo Truck Corp. agreed to pay a fine of $5 million and fund $9 million in environmental projects to settle claims by the Environmental Protection Agency that it violated clean-air rules only because the cost of challenging the federal agency in court would have been too expensive.
October 27, 1998New German Government Plans Diesel Fuel Tax Hike
Germany's new "red-green" coalition government has announced that it will raise diesel fuel taxes by the equivalent of 14 cents, bringing the total take to roughly $1.61 per gallon.
October 27, 1998IBM Sells Hi-Tech Logistics Stake to Tibbett & Britten
IBM sold its 40% shareholding in Hi-Tech Logistics Ltd. to the Britain-based international transport and logistics firm Tibbett & Britten.
October 27, 1998EU Drafts 48-Hr. Trucker Week
European Union truck drivers will be limited to a 48-hour work week if a proposal now being drafted by the European Commission in Brussels becomes law.
October 26, 1998High Interest Rates Cut Into Brazilian Truck Demand
Volvo Truck Corp. has temporarily stopped production of heavy trucks at its Curitiba, Brazil truck plant because of concerns the global economic crisis may visit Latin America’s biggest economy next.
October 26, 1998High Rates Cut Into Brazilian Demand
Volvo Truck Corp. has temporarily stopped production of heavy trucks at its Curitiba, Brazil truck plant because of concerns the global economic crisis may visit Latin America’s biggest economy next.
October 26, 1998EU Drafts 48-Hr. Work Week
European Union truck drivers will be limited to a 48-hour work week if a proposal now being drafted by the European Commission in Brussels becomes law.
October 23, 1998European Union Drafts 48-Hour Work Week for Truck Drivers
European truck drivers will be limited to a 48-hour work week if a proposal now being drafted by the European Union Commission in Brussels becomes law.
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