Survey finds half of respondents not yet ready for ELD mandate
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Just one week before the U.S. electronic logging device (ELD) mandate is set to kick in, nearly half of trucking professionals who responded to a recent survey said they've yet to select an ELD. The survey was… ...Read the rest of this storyOnline poll: 49% still haven’t selected an ELD
Survey by HELP Inc. finds just 28% of owner-operators it polled have ELD installed and operational. ...Read the rest of this storyBaby formula maker calls global recall over salmonella fears
PARIS (AP) — Baby milk maker Lactalis and French authorities have ordered a global recall of millions of products over fears of salmonella bacteria contamination.
Wake up Canada! We need to move oil across this country to tidewater – and soon!
Let's face it, changing your mind is just re-targeting to a more ‘hittable target,' or focusing on the ‘focusable.' Recently, two people come to mind who have changed their minds and are re-focusing — Alberta's Premier, Rachel Notely, and me… ...Read the rest of this storyHalf unprepared for ELD mandate: Survey
PHOENIX, AZ – With only a week to go before Electronic Logging Devices (ELD) are mandated in the U.S., a new survey is showing that almost half of the affected truckers are unprepared. ...Read the rest of this storyMerck raises stakes in lung cancer as rivals close in
Merck & Co Inc, maker of the only immunotherapy approved for patients newly-diagnosed with the most common type of lung cancer, could solidify its lead by playing the long game, even as rivals edge closer. Shares of Merck have fallen 10 percent since the drugmaker several weeks ago said it would make survival a main goal of a key lung cancer trial for immunotherapy Keytruda, extending the study by up to a year. In the meantime, Roche Holding AG has shaken up Wall Street expectations for the $15-billion (£11.3 billion) lung cancer market, showing its Tecentriq immunotherapy slows the spread of advanced lung cancer when combined with older treatments.

