The Teamsters union asked the U.S. Senate to look into Yellow’s bankruptcy proceedings as part of a broader review a judiciary committee is conducting on bankruptcy manipulation.
Mexican railway operator Ferromex has halted key northbound freight trains due to migrants hopping aboard and being injured or killed.
A federal judge has ordered a Mississippi trucking company and its owner, Xavier Bailey, to pay more than $482,000 after finding Bailey made false statements in order to obtain funds through the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).
BNSF has reached a settlement in a lawsuit it lost earlier that threatened it with a payout of $228 million.
Josh Taylor of Shipware shares his expertise on how dynamic pricing will impact the way parcel-delivery services will be bought and sold.
Parcel shipping is a different world today thanks to increasing demand and complex delivery infrastructure.
GAO recommends FMCSA improve its website so that it is more useful for truck drivers seeking remedies for alleged coercion by employers.
The Yellow bankruptcy represents one of the biggest industry shakeups of the past two decades. Remaining less-than-truckload carriers and shippers alike continue to feel the impacts of the company’s shutdown.
Cargo operations at a Texas border port have been temporarily suspended due an influx of migrants from Mexico.
The Postal Service is adding 10 million parcels’ worth of processing capacity to its network this peak season.
With Oracle and Uber Direct, retailers can now offer same-day delivery and returns.
There’s been a changing of the guard at Coyote Logistics, with a new CEO as Jonathan Sisler looks for “new opportunities.”
Clearjet combines narrowbody aircraft lift and regional ground parcel delivery carriers to offer air service at ground rates.
Logistics and supply chain experts are warning that an extended United Auto Workers strike could have major impacts on the trucking industry.
Special purpose acquisition company executives who brought Nikola Corp. public now oversee three top roles at the electric truck maker.
Monday data from Cass Information Systems showed slight improvement from July to August but the comparisons to 2022 worsened.
This week in Borderlands: Mexico remained the top U.S. trade partner in July and Laredo was the No. 1 gateway; production and exports of Mexican-built trucks slipped in August; Maersk has teamed up with Fabric to open a Dallas e-commerce center; and a cargo checkpoint opens at a Texas border port of entry.
OnTrac’s holiday surcharges will be similar to those of FedEx and UPS.
A U.S. bankruptcy judge approved several orders Friday, paving the way for Yellow to unload assets and repay creditors.
Two debt rating agencies, Fitch and S&P, rated Forward Air’s newly issued debt from its Omni deal and were mostly positive.
