SEATTLE -- Consolidated Freightways Corp., a 73-year-old national trucking company with operations in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, said Monday it was filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and laying ...

VANCOUVER, Wash. -- Consolidated Freightways started calling some truckers back to work yesterday on a limited basis to handle shipments that were stranded when the trucking company abruptly shut down ...

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. Less-than-truckload carrier Consolidated Freightways Corp. said Monday it was discontinuing operations, cutting about 15,500 jobs and filing for Chapter 11 ...

Fifteen jobs with Consolidated Freightways Corp. in Butte were elimi nated Tuesday as the 73-year-old freight company announced plans to file bank ruptcy. Management was told of the filing after being ...

SEATTLE (AP) -- Consolidated Freightways Corp., a 73-year-old trucking company, said Monday it was filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and laying off 15,500 people nationwide. The Vancouver, ...

Consolidated Freightways Corp. (CF), which is filing for bankruptcy and discontinuing operations today, said half of its 120 IT workers would stay on the job to communicate with customers via the Web.

Consolidated Freightways Corp, Vancouver WA, informed its employees that it would cease operations on September 2, 2002. In order to ensure the orderly Consolidated Freightways Corp, Vancouver WA, ...

Consolidated Freightways Corp. said it would file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy-court protection Tuesday and end most of its operations immediately, resulting in about 15,500 layoffs nationwide. The ...

(Fleet Owner) Consolidated Freightways Corp. (CF) told employees in various telephone communications yesterday that it would discontinue operations immediately. To assure the orderly liquidation of ...

VANCOUVER, Wash. -- Bankrupt trucking company Consolidated Freightways Corp. will auction off its Canadian subsidiary and properties around the country as part of a plan to repay creditors, the ...

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. -- Roadway Corp., Yellow Corp. and Arkansas Best Corp. shares rose as investors bet the trucking companies will add business as rival Consolidated Freightways Corp. closes down.