Pence won’t rule out NKorea meeting, will ‘see what happens’
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said he has not ruled out the possibility of meeting with North Korean officials at the upcoming Olympics in South Korea. "Let me say President Trump has said he always ...
C.R. England and England Logistics unite to fight childhood hunger
The One initiative aims to fund one million meals for children each year by working with local food banks. ...Read the rest of this storyBridgestone promotes new sustainable procurement policy
Global tire maker expects its suppliers and partners to help it pursue collaborative and “never-ending” sustainable supply chains practices. ...Read the rest of this storyAre ready for diesel's rising price?
Fleets need to constantly look at improving their fuel efficiency because you never know when fuel prices are going to spike upward. ...Read the rest of this storyVolvo brings trucking message to Times Square with digital billboard
Volvo Trucks North America is running a digital billboard at world famous Times Square in New York City to promote its new VNL 760 model. The billboard, located at 1500 Broadway and West 43rd Street, features Volvo's “VNL Unboxing" video, which has m ...Read the rest of this storyKremlin says it’s up to Russia where it deploys its missiles
It is Russia's sovereign right to decide where it deploys its military resources on its own territory, a Kremlin spokesman said on Tuesday, commenting on reports that Russia had deployed nuclear-capable Iskander missiles in Kaliningrad. Speaking on a conference call with reporters, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov did not say if the missile systems had been deployed to Kaliningrad region.
