Canada sees strongest Class 8 order month since 06
COLUMBUS, Ind. – Class 8 net orders totaled 34,735 units in April, continuing an above-capacity trend, according to the latest figures from ACT Research. “As has been the case through the past seven months of rising backlog, the U.S. and… ...Read the rest of this storyPierquip hires Ontario sales director
MONTREAL, Que. – Pierquip has announced the hiring of Chuck Garvey as its new director of sales for Ontario. “Chuck possesses a strong mechanical background, and has an excellent understanding of all things reefer, combined with 25 years of customer… ...Read the rest of this storyCanada’s Hadrian’s Wall of hipocrisy
Television news is a carefully curated selection of stories that go 24/7. When it comes to petroleum stories, to get a sense of what it's like to be the analyst helping the reporter understand what's going on in the markets, try holding your breath… ...Read the rest of this storyMueller investigation enters 2nd year, where is it headed?
WASHINGTON (AP) — It was one year ago Thursday when Robert Mueller, the former FBI director, was appointed as special counsel to take over the Justice Department's investigation into possible coordination between Russia and Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
RED's Hydrogen One will be available at AT&T and Verizon this summer
Today, AT&T and Verizon both announced they will carry the first holographic
Exclusive: As Rosneft's Vietnam unit drills in disputed area of South China Sea, Beijing issues warning
Rosneft Vietnam BV, a unit of Russian state oil firm Rosneft, is concerned that its recent drilling in an area of the South China Sea that is claimed by China could upset Beijing, two sources with direct knowledge of the situation told Reuters on Wednesday. Rosneft said on Tuesday its Vietnamese unit had started drilling at the LD-3P well, part of the Lan Do "Red Orchid" offshore gas field in Block 06.1, 370 kms (230 miles) southeast of Vietnam. The block is "within the area outlined by China's nine-dash line," according to energy consultancy and research firm Wood Mackenzie.