Daily Archives: October 16, 2013

Lawsuit filed against Pilot president over rebate discrepancies

A new lawsuit alleges that the president of Pilot Flying J told an Illinois trucking company that Pilot could not help it with any rebate discrepancies after the company said its fuel deal wasn’t in writing, but that the company subsequently received a rebate check after raising the issue with Pilot CEO Jimmy Haslam.

The allegation was made by J.F. Freight Company, of Palatine, Ill.

Ghe-O Rescue is an ultimate emergency vehicle from Romania

Rescue ice was proportioned to meet the demands of specific activities, whether it is large or small is less important.

Former U.S. Marine brings automotive repair car-side

Former U.S. Marine brings automotive repair car-side

A Jacksonville mechanic has found success using a unique business model.

Keith Singell began fooling around with cars when he was a teenager. Years later, he is now the owner of the car care business Mobile Dipstick.

U.S. Court denies industry request to block EPA ozone lawsuit

U.S. Court denies industry request to block EPA ozone lawsuit

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California recently denied a coalition of industry groups, which includes the Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association, from intervening in a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) concerning the delay of new ozone standards.

Charles Morgan leaves Morgan Motor Company

The Morgan Motor Company has announced that Charles Morgan has left the company, with immediate effect.

A press release has confirmed that Charles Morgan is no longer part of the management team or board of directors, which effectively ends the Morgan family’s 103-year involvement with the day-to-day management of the company.