Supply chain technology provider Trimble posted impressive Q3 results but said transportation revenue could slow down in the next quarter.
As large e-commerce businesses have raised consumer expectations, midsize and smaller logistics companies must keep up and provide the same on-time delivery, visibility and experience. When something goes wrong — and it often does — they must figure out how to adjust quickly by leveraging data from their supply chain.
As the industry recovers, keeping a “do more with less” mindset can enhance a company’s growth and help it prepare for the next downturn.
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Omni Logistics is asking a Delaware court to make Forward Air close on a planned merger between the two companies.
Truck drivers are pressing regulators to require brokers to pay them for time lost waiting to pick up or drop off loads.
Forward Air will primarily focus on less-than-truckload opportunities moving forward as it tries to exit a burdensome merger agreement.
Voltera is removing obstacles to electrification for fleets by reducing the risks of developing and operating charging sites.
FreightWaves’ F3: Future of Freight Festival is next week. Here are some of the companies that will be coming.
XPO Executive Chairman Brad Jacobs is the featured keynote speaker for this year’s F3: Future of Freight Festival, hosted by FreightWaves, in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Electric trucks are expensive, so Mack Trucks figures avoiders might go for a monthly subscription fee and pay by the mile.
Forward Air said it would accelerate a strategic review of its assets after missing third-quarter consensus and providing a weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter outlook.
FreightWaves CEO Fuller talks Convoy collapse and why things aren’t improving for carriers.
Third-quarter earnings reports show how Yellow Corp.’s market share was redistributed across the less-than-truckload industry.
Tough freight market hits Echo’s debt ratings, down a notch at S&P.
XPO said Monday it plans to increase capital spending to respond to a tightening capacity dynamic following Yellow’s closure.
A source wonders if UPS’ new offering is a reconstituted version of an earlier stab at quick delivery.
Car hauler Jack Cooper Transport has been rumored to be behind a bid for Yellow Corp. just four years removed from its own bankruptcy.
XPO reported a third-quarter-earnings beat on Monday as fallout from a competitor’s closure overshadowed a soft macroeconomic environment.
Natural gas has long been a bit player in a diesel-driven engine world. That may change with Cummins’ beefier 15-liter offering.
