C.H. Robinson is the defendant in what is likely to be a closely-watched post-Montgomery broker liability case.
The platform gives certified carriers direct access to C.H. Robinson committed freight opportunities with human oversight on every bid.
Seattle-based logistics company Expeditors International is cutting more than 200 IT jobs.
After criminals allegedly hijacked a Walmart-bound shipment, Global Protection discovered that legitimate carriers, drivers and paperwork are not always enough. The company explains how the incident changed its approach to verification and why slowing down became part of its security strategy.
The average transportation and logistics deal size is growing as buyers seek hard-to-replicate technology solutions.
Heavy-duty truck exports in May rose sharply, signaling improving momentum in the trucking industry.
The Small Business in Transportation Coalition has asked a federal court to push for decertification of CDL programs in New York and California.
FedEx says it has significantly reduced cargo backlogs at its warehouses in Vietnam after a messy switch to a new ground delivery partner and new technology system.
Some fleets are implementing pay raises for drivers early in the truckload market’s recovery.
The US Department of Transportation has signed a deal to receive high-frequency freight market data from SONAR.
The 2026 State of Logistics Report finds supply chain volatility is now permanent. U.S. logistics costs are $2.4 trillion or 7.8% of GDP.
Freight-sector bankruptcies and layoffs continued piling up in June as carriers and logistics providers cut costs.
LRT Group acquires F2F Transport. Chattanooga carrier operations continue as group pursues North American growth and fleet expansion.
Cass data released Monday pointed to the likelihood of a second-half volume recovery as truckload linehaul rates surged again in May.
Some shippers are being forced to reprice their entire book as contractual truckload rates set just a couple of months ago are no longer being honored.
The cargo was unusual. The alleged theft method was not. According to public reporting, criminals compromised a legitimate carrier’s identity and used it to divert a Walmart-bound shipment worth $1.7 million, a tactic the FBI says is becoming increasingly common.
The July 4 holiday doesn’t create supply chain vulnerabilities. It exposes them. As freight sits unattended and operations slow down, security experts warn that organized theft groups are watching closely.
This week in Borderlands Mexico: Laredo summit debates driverless freight corridors, B-1 truckers; Cadogan Tate expands Southwest footprint with Phoenix acquisition; and Toyo plans $357M solar manufacturing expansion in Houston.
RXO’s debt rating held at its current level at S&P, despite growing freight market strength.
Canada Post announced it plans to transition nearly 500,000 more people to centralized community mailboxes because home delivery is too expensive.
