Latest News Updates From Daniel P. Bearth

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Kane Business Passes to Second Generation

John M. Kane was eight years old when his father bought a trucking company that hauled freight from Baltimore to Washington, D.C.

December 14, 1998

Questions Linger About Hoffa

James P. HoffaSeven years after Ron Carey trumpeted the arrival of the 鈥淣ew Teamsters,鈥 the unspoken question about the 1998 Teamsters presidential race is 鈥淲ill Jim Hoffa bring back the old Teamsters?鈥

December 11, 1998

ANR Strike Reaches Day Two

A strike against Milwaukee-based ANR Advance Transportation entered its second day Dec. 9 with picketing at all 41 terminals in 13 states.

December 10, 1998

Eck Miller Acquires CWP Assets

Eck Miller Transportation, a unit of Intrenet Inc., acquired the assets of CWP Transportation, a flatbed and freight brokerage business.

December 9, 1998

Hoffa Promises 'Militant' Union

Teamsters president-elect James P. Hoffa (pictured) said employers should expect a "new militancy" among members as the union seeks many improvements under his leadership.

December 8, 1998

Western Star To Build Plant In S.C

Western Star Trucks will build a new truck manufacturing plant in North Charleston, South Carolina, in an effort to increase its heavy duty truck assembly capacity.

December 8, 1998

Volvo Purchases Stake in Arrow

Volvo Trucks North America completed its purchase of a 50% stake in used truck dealer Arrow Truck Sales.

December 8, 1998
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Management Outlook 1999

here is the economic slowdown so many analysts say is inevitable? Are today鈥檚 conditions and events setting the trends that will mark the next 12 months? What may trucking expect from the coming year? Here鈥檚 what four industry leaders predict

December 7, 1998
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Teamsters Tally Expected Soon

The federal government鈥檚 Teamsters union election overseer said final results of the itterly contested national runoff could be announced as soon as Dec. 7.

December 7, 1998
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Xtra, Celadon Cancel Mergers With Investors

Problems with financing forced the cancellation of two major transportation buyouts: Xtra Corp.鈥檚 purchase by Apollo Management; and Celadon Group鈥檚 acquisition by Odyssey Investment Partners. tra, a major lessor of over-the-road trailers, marine containers and intermodal equipment, terminated its merger agreement with Apollo, a New York-based investment firm, and Interpool Inc., an ocean container leasing company, on Nov. 25.

December 7, 1998