Trucking

President Donald Trump plans to impose a 35% tariff on imports from Canada starting Aug. 1.

Supply chain software provider E2open held an analyst-free earnings call, likely to be its last.

Truck Parking Club accepts strategic investment from CAT Scale, North America’s largest truck weighing network, to make parking more accessible to truckers nationwide.

International mail systems grew revenue in 2024 as e-commerce shipments negated a downward trend in letter mail.

The brokerage industry may have two cases seeking Supreme Court guidance on a key issue of broker liability.

FedEx is cutting hundreds of jobs in North Carolina, Iowa, Nebraska and Texas.

Carrier Logistics, Inc. announced that its freight management system now supports the automatic population of data entry fields from a bill of lading.

Poland-based InPost continues to implement its pan-European expansion strategy with the acquisition of Spanish parcel operator Sending.

WattEV recently broke ground on its sixth heavy-duty electric truck charging depot in California at the Port of Oakland

Economic and safety concerns attributed to non-North American motor carriers operating in the U.S. may be misguided, according to federal data.

A court defeat for TQL on the question of broker liability may set up a Supreme Court showdown.

Regional courier service Deliver It has gone out of business.

An electric Tesla semi recently piloted by ArcBest performed comparably to its diesel counterparts, the company announced Wednesday.

President Donald Trump said he will impose a 50% tariff on copper imports, and is mulling a 200% levy on imported pharmaceuticals.

Tech platform ServiceUp has raised $55 million in Series B funding to streamline the vehicle repair process for fleet operators and insurers.

In  a move toward zero emissions operations, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has introduced an electric truck charging station at Port Newark.

&T Express, a major parcel freight carrier in Southeast Asia, posted record second-quarter volume growth.

A filing with a federal bankruptcy court in Delaware shows Yellow Corp. will liquidate four terminals for $4 million.

Trucking companies and drivers responding to the deadly flood in Central Texas are temporarily exempt from work-hour rules.

Hotlanta’s tender rejections peaked at 11.2%.