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America witnesses historic space launch, malls face bleak future, volumes continue to grow and so much more!

This week in spot rates.

Zach Strickland discusses rejection changes in multiple markets in the western part of the country in the Carrier Update presented by PowerFleet, Luke Falasca takes a closer look at tender rejections in the Boston, MA, market in the Broker Update, and Andrew Cox discusses the latest DHL Supply Chain Pricing Power Index update with Anthony […]

On today’s episode we talk to NASA about SpaceX’s launch, plus unusual freight, and today’s latest news.

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Where does automotive go from here and how long is the road to recovery? Plus, today’s latest news.

Zach Strickland examines a rebound in volumes after the Memorial Day holiday in the Carrier Update presented by PowerFleet, and Mike Baudendistel discusses signs of recovery in rail traffic with Anthony Smith in the Rail and Intermodal Update.

Anthony and Zach discuss the surprisingly rapid recovery in the housing/home improvement sector of the economy and whether it has sustainability.

Tolls on bridges, tunnels and roads are plummeting in the wake of the pandemic. Unlike the broader system of highways whose upkeep is paid for by the rapidly depleting Highway Trust Fund, infrastructure funded by tolls generally has a steady stream of income to keep it in working condition. But that is now threatened by […]

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On this podcast we talk why optimistic sellers close more business then their pessimistic counterparts.

In Episode 30, Andrew and Kevin reunite with an original host and creator of the show’s name, Seth Holm, to discuss the future of malls, brick-and-mortar and retail overall. Seth spent nearly 10 years covering consumer and retail stocks at an Atlanta-based hedge fund before joining the Freight Intel Group last April. Can malls reclaim […]

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Making the transition from a freight broker to freight tech sales.

How COVID-19 is changing Uber’s focus; diesel inventories rise tremendously; preparing your freight sales team to return to normal; and so much more!

On today’s Memorial Day weekend episode, we talk about broker margins coming in weak, Gartner’s Supply Chain Top 25, woeful auto cybersecurity, and can supply chains cause allergies?

What’s been happening in the trucking sector over the last week. They talk about the tightening capacity in Los Angeles and Southern California, consumer spending, and auto sales.

Zach Strickland examines a rise in tender rejections leading into the Memorial Day weekend in the Carrier Update presented by PowerFleet, Luke Falasca compares current freight volumes to 2018 levels in the Broker Update, and Andrew Cox discusses a power shift to the carriers with Anthony Smith in the DHL Supply Chain Pricing Power Index.