Reyco Granning Announces John W. Stuart as President
Reyco Granning has announced that Dave Compton has decided to retire effective September 30, 2015. During Compton's 4-yr tenure, the company has achieved revenue growth of 55% and expanded its...
View ArticleRemy Receives Shareholders' Approval for Acquisition by BorgWarner
IHS Global Insight Daily Analysis Remy International's stockholders have approved its acquisition by BorgWarner, said a company press release on 23 September. Completion of the acquisition remains...
View ArticleAlcoa to Separate into Two Industry-Leading Public Companies
Business Wire Lightweight metals leader Alcoa is today announcing that its Board of Directors has unanimously approved a plan to separate into two independent, publicly-traded companies, culminating...
View ArticleHorton World-Wide Announces Appointment of New COO
Horton WW News Release Horton Holding, Inc., a global leader in airflow solutions, announced today the hiring of Cordell Dietz as the organization's Chief Operating Officer.
View ArticleHitachi and Mecalac Ink OEM Agreement
Diesel Progress Magazine Hitachi Construction Machinery (Europe) NV (HCME) announced it has entered into an OEM agreement with Mecalac Baumaschinen GmbH, Büdelsdorf, Germany.
View ArticleAEM: U.S. Agricultural Equipment Exports Decline 16 Percent
Ag Professional Exports of U.S.-made agricultural equipment dropped 16 percent for the first half of 2015 compared to the first half of 2014, for a total $4 billion shipped to global markets.
View ArticleCaterpillar Announces Significant Restructuring, Cost Reduction Plans
SeekingAlpha.com Caterpillar announced significant restructuring and cost reduction actions that are expected to lower operating costs by about $1.5 billion annually once fully implemented. The cost...
View ArticleExpert Analysts to Present Global Ag Equipment Outlook at HDMA's Off-Highway...
Research Triangle Park, NC - September 17, 2015 - The Heavy Duty Manufacturers Association, the Commercial Vehicle Division of the Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association (MEMA), has announced...
View ArticleDaimler Launches New Online (Smart-Phone) Truck Configurator
IHS Global Insight Daily Analysis Mercedes-Benz Trucks has launched an updated online truck configurator which allows its customers to specify trucks and cost out specific options combinations....
View ArticleWhy the Indian Tiger Could Roar as the Chinese Dragon Cools
SeekingAlpha.com Back in mid-August when I was in India, markets world over were rattled by concerns of a Chinese slowdown and yuan devaluation. Though a Chinese slowdown may bring some headwinds for...
View ArticleExperts: Commercial Vehicles Unlikely To Be Drawn Into VW Scandal
Commercial Motor Experts believe the scandal over emissions testing and Volkswagen, (VW) cars will not spread to the commercial vehicle sector because Euro-6 legislation significantly tightened up...
View ArticleWabash National Corporation Presents Awards to Outstanding Suppliers
Globe Newswire Wabash National Corporation recognized top suppliers today during its annual supplier conference. Twenty-eight suppliers received awards for exceptional performance to help the...
View ArticleVolvo to Expand Assembly Plant with $38.1 M Investment
TruckingInfo.com Volvo Trucks North America plans to open a Customer Experience Center as part of a $38.1 million upgrade to its New River Valley truck assembly plant in Dublin, Va.
View ArticleDid Emissions Violations Just Kill VW's North American HD Truck Dreams?
CCJ Magazine - Editor Jack Roberts Commentary Volkswagen shares tumbled Monday morning on the heels of news last week that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's announcement that it was initiating...
View ArticleACT: Class 8 Sales to Set Record, Predicting Solid Year Ahead for Fleet Profits
Transport Topics Magazine Retail sales of new Class 8 tractors in the United States remain on pace to set a new record this year, according to a leading industry analyst.
View ArticleAuto-Parts Makers Hit by VW Scandal
Wall Street Journal In the U.S., diesel engines are largely confined to heavier trucks, with diesel-powered cars representing just a small part of the market.
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