Trucking

Terminal’s founders, CEO Raghav Midha and CTO Connor Giles, bonded through a passion for fintech and trucking.

GlobalTranz prefers the Supreme Court not review its appellate court victory in a case involving a fatal accident. 

Every time data has to be copied or rekeyed, the process slows down the supply chain and increases the risk of introducing errors.

Florida International University College of Business’s Dr. Maloney argues for a holistic, but not purely academic, understanding of supply chains.

The Teamsters union warned of a strike at UPS’ air and ground hubs if workers were not reinstated.

Forward Air announced a 5.9% general rate increase for 2024 that is near the middle of the range of recent carrier announcements.

Freight brokerage Convoy shut down in October. Carriers say the brokerage didn’t pay them for loads they completed.

XPO founder turns away from logistics to “highly fragmented” industry.

This week in Borderlands: A Texas company aims to help keep holiday returns out of landfills; a U.S. logistics firm is building a border trade hub in South Texas; a logistics provider snaps up space in the Houston area; and DHL Supply Chain lays off workers in Texas.

A former contractor alleges that it was fraudulently induced to sign a contract with FedEx Ground.

DOT’s latest regulatory agenda reveals regulators will be taking no action on a costly new safety equipment proposal for almost a year.

UPS’ levies drop to 15% from 15.25%.

Nikola is offering 133.3 million new shares at 75 cents each and issuing $175 million in new debt to scale its fuel cell truck business.

The small rise in truck transportation jobs in November contrasts with more recent big swings.

The financial freezeout of startups by investors may be thawing as FOMU — the fear of messing up — begins to subside.

Two of the most significant plotters in the Louisiana staged accident scheme were to be sentenced Thursday but it’s been delayed.

Postal Service contractor Matheson Trucking and wholly owned subsidiaries Matheson Flight Extenders and Matheson Postal Services of Sacramento are winding down operations after six decades in business.

UPS has been given until Monday to address the alleged firing of 35 union workers at its ground hub.

Yellow Corp. has reportedly rejected a bid that would resurrect the company from bankruptcy.

General Motors and Autocar Industries are collaborating to create a range of hydrogen powered heavy-duty vehicles.