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Navistar International

SCR Setups can be Rigged, Navistar Says

Navistar claims the selective catalytic reduction systems on its rivals’ trucks are susceptible to manipulation.

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Construction Spending Continues to Decline

Total construction spending declined to a 10-year low of $805 billion in July as investments in construction projects dropped, the Associated General Contractors of America said Thursday.

General Motors Sets CNG Van Pricing

General Motors Co. said Tuesday that it would charge $16,150 for the compressed natural gas option on its full-size cargo vans.

Navistar Asks for SCR Recall

Navistar Inc. has urged U.S. and California environmental regulators to recall 2010-compliant heavy-duty truck engines using selective catalytic reduction emissions technology that the company claims can be defeated by drivers.

Mack to Add 125 Workers at Pa. Truck Plant

Mack Trucks said Tuesday will boost employment by 125 workers at its Macungie, Pa., truck assembly plant, starting in October.

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THIS MONTH IN L&MT
September 2010
Editorial: EGR vs. SCR: Next Round

The heavyweights in the diesel emission control technology bout continue to slug it out with each other.

Waiting for Recovery

Medium-duty truck makers have upgraded their lineups but dealers are still waiting for an economic uptick to boost sales.

Logistics Driving Fleet Efficiencies

Fleets are looking to their warehouse operations for opportunities to streamline business.

Finding the Right App

Electric utility fleet managers are using technology to ensure their alternative-power vehicles are put to good use.

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UTi Worldwide’s 2Q Profit Jumps

Air and freight forwarder UTi Worldwide’s fiscal second-quarter net income rose to $18.9 million, or 19 cents a share, from $11.8 million, or 12 cents, a year earlier.

Factory Orders Improve in July

U.S. factory orders increased 0.1% in July, the Commerce Department said Thursday.

Productivity Rate Drops in Second Quarter

U.S. workers’ productivity fell more than previously estimated in the second quarter, the Labor Department said Thursday.

New Jobless Claims Fall for Week

Initial jobless claims declined by 6,000 last week, the second straight decline after a month of increases, the Labor Department said Thursday.

Auto Sales Take Big Drop in August

U.S. automobile sales plunged 21% from a year ago in August, and 5% from July, Bloomberg reported.

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