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Archive for December, 2013
Roadrunner Transportation Systems, Inc. (NYSE: RRTS) has announced that Brian van Helden has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer. In a company statement, Mark DiBlasi, Roadrunner’s CEO, noted: “Brian has been instrumental in the company’s growth and success over the past seven years and is uniquely qualified for this promotion. Brian has extensive operational experience […]
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Hyundai Motor America has announced that David Zuchowski, executive vice president of Sales, will assume the position of President and CEO effective January 1, 2014. The current President and CEO, John Krafcik, will step down upon the successful completion of his contract on December 31, 2013. “On behalf of Hyundai Motor Company, we sincerely thank […]
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Looking to the future of green fleets, this December 31st a fleet of Citi Bikes will help power the New Year’s Eve Ball at Times Square, New York. More specifically, Times Square Alliance President Tim Tompkins, Countdown Entertainment President Jeffrey A. Straus, Citi Executive Vice President for Global Public Affairs Edward Skyler and New York […]
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Courtesy of Associated Press: UPS and FedEx are still working in overdrive to deliver packages promised by Christmas that never made it.a Customers are livid and industry analysts are looking at what it could mean for next year’s shopping trends. The companies say poor weather earlier this week and overloaded systems are partly to blame for […]
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Full-size trucks and vehicles from the Detroit big three automakers attracted the most attention from new car shoppers in 2013 according to AutoTrader.com, In keeping with its established status as the best-selling vehicle in the U.S., the Ford F-150 retained its place as the most popular new vehicle on AutoTrader.com in 2013, followed by the […]
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Courtesy of Tampa Bay Times: This gas station, tucked behind a Circle K at 50th Street and Madison Avenue, looks pretty much like any other. There are fuel pumps, credit card slots and ticking price gauges. It’s what comes out of the pumps that’s different. Compressed natural gas, or CNG, is a fuel alternative gaining […]
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