OnTrac challenges FedEx, UPS with cross-country delivery services
OnTrac is differentiating itself from other regional parcel carriers by offering coast-to-coast service to take more business from FedEx and UPS
OnTrac is differentiating itself from other regional parcel carriers by offering coast-to-coast service to take more business from FedEx and UPS
Total Quality Logistics has reportedly offered a $2,000 resignation incentive, a move aimed at keeping only employees who are “all in.”
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Armada is rolling up three 3PLs into one that will operate under the Armada name.
Trimble’s Freight Marketplace, touted recently by its CEO on an earnings call, signed up its first big shipper.
DP World enhances its logistics warehouse network with a new facility in Central PA, boosting efficiency and distribution capabilities.
Enhance carrier vetting and onboarding with MyCarrier Portal’s integration for improved safety and fraud prevention.
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Discover how freight brokers auto liability insurance with BrokerSafe addresses new risks effectively for freight brokers.
C.H. Robinson has been leading the charge on AI, and now has a new tool in its Managed Solutions segment.
Trusted Freight Exchange enhances security in freight with identity and compliance tools.
Highway lands major investment for Carrier Identity platform to tackle fraud in the freight industry efficiently.
In the first half of 2025, SC Codeworks’ freight activity data revealed the disruptive impact of tariffs on shipping patterns, marking a period of unpredictability for businesses involved in international trade. As shippers anticipated impending cost increases from tariffs, they adopted new strategies that emphasized consolidation of inventories and a subsequent slowdown in import activities. […]
Two top industrial real estate firms issued reports this week showing a spike in leasing activity among 3PLs as uncertainty around global trade policy lingers.
C.H. Robinson had its debt rating increased by S&P Global, and its reduction in staffing is a key reason.
TQL is trying to get the Supreme Court to rule on the issue of broker liability after it lost at the Sixth Circuit.
Echo Global Logistics announced it has acquired Huntington Beach, California-based 3PL FreightSaver for an undisclosed sum.
Combating fraud and making cold chain more accessible make up the tech roundup of the week.
One AI and tech-heavy, and the other is focusing on long-term growth.
Third-party logistics provider Kenco celebrated 75 years of business at its headquarters in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Truckstop.com announced Wednesday the launch of Truckstop Private Loads, a new feature allowing freight brokers to efficiently engage their pre-vetted carrier networks with the same trust and security available on the company’s public load board.
There are a lot fewer people working at C.H. Robinson than there were two years ago.
Octup, a Tel Aviv-based AI operations platform for third-party logistics providers, has raised $12 million in seed funding co-led by Shine Capital and JAL Ventures. The investment will fuel growth, AI enhancements and North American expansion in the $1.877 trillion industry.
C.H. Robinson CEO Dave Bozeman (NASDAQ: CHRW), in releasing the company’s second quarter earnings, said it represented “six consecutive quarters of consistent outperformance through the disciplined execution of the strategy that we shared at our 2024 investor day.” The revenue figure for the company was down, in part because of the divestiture of the company’s […]
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