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List of companies that went out of business?

Smith Wood Industries Chicago Illinois


Does Preston Trucking have an office in Preston Maryland?

Preston Trucking went out of business in 1999. They did have a facility in Preston, MD.


How can you find companies that went out of business?

Google "companies that no longer exist"


What trucking company went backrupt December 2009?

Arrow Trucking is probably the one you're thinking of.


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Nobody. Arrow Trucking went defunct, and really put their drivers in a bad spot when they did it.


How to manage a trucking business?

It's not something you just read an answer on here and jump into. You need to learn the industry, the various taxes and fees, legal liabilities, etc. Groups of non-trucking types have tried buying their way into the trucking industry (one famous example being Ameritruck, which, among others, bought out Montfort of Colorado) and subsequently went bankrupt


How do i buy a play set from Hardee's that went out of Business in Hayward Wisconsin?

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How many steel companies went out of business in the late 1990s?

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What insurance companies are no longer in business?

This is really too broad a question to answer. In California alone, approximately twenty workers' compensation carriers went out of business (or were declared insolvent) between 2001 and 2005. Some simply ceased to exist, others were purchased by other companies that bought the assets/liabilitys and the policies. There have been many mergers and old company names that have been absorbed. The best way to find out if a carrier is still in business is to check with your state's Department of Insurance, which should list all carriers admitted to write business in your state. Elise Dee Beraru, Lynchburg, Virginia