Despite a worsening economy, Gov. Ted Kulongoski said his next budget will propose to maintain progress in education, extend health care to children younger than 19 and build transportation systems and renewable energy.

Business Journal reporter Mark Szakonyi is following the Global Trade and Transportation Symposium being held today in Downtown Jacksonville, and has filed these reports. Check back for updates throught the day.

Globalization is going backward. Or forward. Depending on you how look at it. Over the past couple decades, companies looking to cut costs moved operations from manufacturing to customer service overseas. But recent economic conditions are forcing multina

10/7/2008 Not surprisingly, the cost of fuel and the nation's economy top the American Transportation Research Institute's annual survey of the top 10 critical issues facing U.S. truckers.

HAVERHILL, Mass. — The whole industry is crazy with "going green." Operators and their business clients are searching for the greenest mode of transportation to be economical and environmentally friendly.