Company Profiles

Canadian National Railway and Iowa Northern Railway have officially joined operations.

The fourth quarter was a “disaster” at TFI International, and its CEO gave an update on how the Daseke acquisition is doing.

In this issue of the WTT newsletter: C.H. Robinsons latest layoffs; freight community offers roles for displaced CHRW workers; Truckersgiving comes to Love’s; more

Brokerage giant C.H. Robinson will focus its head-count reductions on upper- to mid-level management, sources say.

Forwarding income from operations was nearly cut in half and truckload prices to customers fell by double digits year over year.

ArcBest beats expectations in a noisy third quarter. Tonnage declines and cost inflation during the fourth quarter will put the model to the test.

The ABF subsidiary ArcBest began hiring days last year to help aid in recruitment; FreightWaves was invited to one.

More signs of slowing in the less-than-truckload industry appeared Thursday when ArcBest provided a third-quarter update.

A longtime trucking executive says the Supreme Court’s decision not to review a C.H. Robinson case could transform trucking.

Las opiniones expresadas aquí son únicamente las del autor y no representan necesariamente las opiniones de FreightWaves o sus afiliados. No descuide este caso de negligencia.  Recientemente, ha habido muchas noticias y conversaciones en torno a la denegación por parte del Tribunal Supremo de EE.UU. del recurso de certiorari en el caso de la AB5, […]

ArcBest reported better-than-expected results again during the second quarter.

Robinson’s NAST revenue rises despite LTL volume declines and modest TL growth.

El beneficio por acción del 3PL aumentó un 85,4% interanual hasta los 2,67 dólares

Battling for loads in the declining spot market is exhausting for drivers who lack relationships and connectedness to customers.

DSV has been reported to be interested in acquiring C.H. Robinson’s global forwarding unit for as much as $9 billion.

A couple of less-than-truckload carriers reported positive demand trends for the first two months of the second quarter.

“As a $4 billion industry leader, we have a great responsibility to pursue activities and initiatives that improve the sustainability of our operations, provide an inclusive workplace for all and give back to the communities where we operate.”

A case involving C.H. Robinson before the U.S. Supreme Court got the same recommendation from the solicitor general as the better-known AB5 lawsuit in California.

Freight brokerage firm C.H. Robinson had its debt rating affirmed by Moody’s, with the agency seeing “disciplined” finances at the 3PL.

Management from ArcBest said positive yield actions are allowing it to keep reinvesting in the network, which will continue to improve service and margins.