Volvo Group closed a $40 million deal to buy Commercial Vehicle Group’s Kings Mountain, N.C., cab assembly operations in early October, it said when releasing third-quarter 2024 earnings.

A look at the new heavy-duty truck models with internal combustion engines that will drive the trucking industry into 2025 ...

This marks Mack's 24th consecutive year of support for Share the Road and the 7th year for Workforce Heroes, which began in ...

Volvo Group CEO, Martin Lundstedt, explained that in addition to a worldwide slowdown in demand, Mack’s difficulties stemmed from supply chain issues. “Mack has been hampered by supply disturbances of ...

Mack Trucks announced continued support of highway safety and veterans through renewed sponsorships of two American Trucking Associations (ATA) programs for 2025: Share the Road and Workforce Heroes.

Using electric trucks for inbound logistics includes Daimler Truck with a 2026 goal of zero-emissions truck deliveries to its ...

DOES Media Former Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack and his wife, Christy, are parting ways with their ultra-luxe beachfront estate in the British Virgin Islands, listing it for $29.5 million after ...

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North Carolina coach Mack Brown spoke to the media on Monday with the discussion focused mostly on the aftermath of UNC's embarrassing, 70-50 loss to James Madison. Specifically, Brown clarified ...

Despite a 21-20 loss at rival Duke, a defeat in which the Blue Devils rallied from a three-score deficit to tie the second-largest comeback in program history, head coach Mack Brown and ...

“They did better playing situational football,” outside linebacker Khalil Mack said. “In other years, it was kind of like a breakdown here, breakdown there and they were able to put up 20 ...

The 2025 model year is punctuated by emerging technologies and innovations that bring those technologies to fleets. Nowhere ...