Logistics/Supply Chains

The research firm of Evercore ISI launched coverage of the 3PL sector with an enormous report.

The new owners of Echo have portfolio investments in several other logistics companies.

The Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development and OnTrackNorthAmerica have formed the Southwest Supply Chain Coalition as a way to develop a regional approach to supply chain infrastructure investments.

ITF onboards new customers extremely fast, regardless of size or whether the end destination is a consumer or a business.

Walmart is filling positions across more than 250 transportation offices and distribution and fulfillment centers, at an average wage of $20.37 per hour.

Without clarifying objectives, a company cannot, with confidence or a unified vision, understand where it’s going.

Hurricane Ida is about to hit. Emergency relief will not be far behind. Read tips about trucking into a hurricane relief effort.

Also on the podcast: The founder of a logistics startup surveys the pre-holiday supply chain.

Logistics technology solutions have never been in greater demand. But companies need to leverage new-age tools and modern-day attitudes to effectively tell their stories, says the founder of Virago Marketing.

The outlook for the pandemic hurt the company’s review last year, but Moody’s has a more positive view in 2021.

The latest IEA report shows an oil supply/demand imbalance may be on its way to easing.

“Industry veterans are even surprised by what’s going on right now,” said Moore.

The chain that brings us Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr. faced several challenges

FreightWaves Executive Publisher Kevin Hill chats with Hickey & Associates Managing Director David Hickey about the many factors that companies should consider when looking for a cold storage site.

The company’s disaster relief guru explains how its new program could change the way the logistics industry responds to disasters.

The company says it is on track to hit record earnings this year.

Can Brad Jacobs lift the conglomerate’s discount off of XPO’s back and still maintain its non-LTL businesses?

Also on this week’s podcast: A shoutout to fuel surcharges.

“One customer is projecting year-over-year growth of no less than 25% for the remainder of the year,” said Fallon.

Shipping and fulfillment costs continue to escalate at double-digit levels.