Who wins, New England or Philadelphia?
So who prevails this Sunday in the Big Game — New England or Philadelphia? That's yet to be seen, but Verizon Telematics compared data from more than 6,000 fleet vehicles in Boston and Philly to pit the two cities head-to-head, relating it to footbal ...Read the rest of this storyBoom times for truckers?
It depends on who you ask. Big fleets are reporting higher revenues, profits, and tax savings. Smaller operators, though, say they're being squeezed by ELDs. ...Read the rest of this storyTruck parking: Canada asks truckers to help solve problem
Results of a trucker survey and engineering proposals will help Ontario's Ministry of Transportation figure out how to best add more truck parking and trucker amenities along its southern highways. ...Read the rest of this storySpot rates dip seasonally, capacity increases 8.3%
National average spot truckload rates declined for the third straight week but remained higher than at any point in 2017 during the week ending Jan. 27, said DAT Solutions, which operates the DAT network of load boards. The van and flatbed rate each ...Read the rest of this storyBank of America Sell Signal Rings Louder on Record Equity Inflow
The fastest-ever rotation into stocks from Treasuries and high-yield debt has strengthened Bank of America Merrill Lynch's contrarian sell signal, as risk-hungry investors shrug off the global equity selloff....
Why Is the GOP's Classified Memo Important to Trump?
The hottest document in Washington right now is a classified memo assembled by the House Intelligence Committee that looks at the way the FBI has handled the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 campaign. WSJ's Gerald F. Seib explains why the memo is so closely watched and why there has been such a hot debate over whether to make it public. Photo: AP
