(Aug. 3, 2012) -- The accounting probe added to investor concerns that the company's pursuit of a novel engine technology, which differs from rivals', will erode market share, according to Reuters, which noted that Navistar stock has lost half its value over the past year.

(Aug. 3, 2012) -- Preliminary consolidated sales in the fourth quarter were $887,208,000, up 15 percent from $770,538,000 in the fourth quarter last year and a record for any fourth quarter in the company's history. RV sales were $769,563,000, up 18 percent from $653,971,000 in last year's fourth quarter.

(Aug. 2, 2012) -- “Dealers who join our program can be sure they are working with a trusted RV expert when they partner with Coach-Net,” said Lopez. “Our 25-year history in the industry speaks to our dedication to service and support of both our partners and our members.”

(Aug. 2, 2012) -- Good Sam Enterprises announced today the completion of an offer to purchase up to $4,950,000 in principal amount of the company’s outstanding 11.50 percent senior secured notes due in 2016.

(Aug. 2, 2012) -- On Tuesday, five Canadians were arrested at Ocean Lakes Campground in Myrtle Beach for arguing with and assaulting a police officer, reports MyrtleBeachOnline.com.

(Aug. 2, 2012) -- Four trailers were burned in a fire at the AG Society Campground in Killarney on Saturday, reports CTV British Columbia News. Officials believe the fire started from an overheated laptop in one of the trailers.

(Aug. 2, 2012) -- Flathead Publishing Group reports that the Edgewater Motel and RV Resort in Lakeside will host the fifth annual West Shore Food Bank benefit barbeque and auction on Aug. 11.

(Aug. 2, 2012) -- The owners of a motorhome in Hastings found a man sleeping inside the vehicle on Sunday, July 22, reports the Hastings Star Gazette.

(Aug. 2, 2012) -- Between July 27 and July 31, Terrace RCMP responded to 136 calls for service. The Terrace Standard reports that one of those calls revealed that a motorhome went through a drive-thru at McDonald’s and hit the over-height restriction sign.

(Aug. 2, 2012) -- CBC.ca reports that two Nova Scotia men have been charged with breaking and entering and theft after they allegedly attempted to steal a travel trailer worth more than $30,000 from an RV business in Salisbury.