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Transportation lawyer Kristen Johnson joined “Fuller Speed Ahead” to discuss her thoughts on the $411 million nuclear verdict — the largest on record.
Sting trailers, thieves in the night, and hackers. Who and what is keeping your cargo safe?
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The brains behind the brew
This week in trucking rates.
Also on this week’s edition: diesel did something last week it hasn’t done in at least 30 years.
Morning Brew co-founder/CEO Alex Lieberman on turning a newsletter into an empire.
FreightWaves CEO Craig Fuller appeared on the A Media Operator podcast. Read highlights of the podcast here.
Zach and Anthony cover the latest in the logistics industry with special guest, Zac Rogers Apple Podcast Spotify Sticher Watch the video
Is Prime Day helping to fuel a capacity crunch on land and by sea?
We discuss Ted Weschler, Berkshire money manager and his move to purchase $45mm of Dillard’s stock. Then, we break down some of the most notable upcoming futuristic SPACs.
On today’s episode, Dooner and Hill are talking all about selling from a certain point of view: that of the shipper.
How Apple will be shipping iPhone 12’s, freight volumes in Q4, Redwood’s Mark Yeager and more
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Zach Strickland and JP Hampstead talk about what’s happening with freight volumes and rates over the last week.
Uber Freight’s Bill Driegert plays a drum solo, the top-5 worst weather states for trucking, CEO perspectives with SmartHop and CRST International
Adopting the right technology is key to executing better communication.
Soon after Dave Ables took over as president and CEO of Dart Transit Co. and as the first days of the pandemic receded into a strong freight market, he knew there was a problem: retaining and attracting drivers. So the Minnesota-based company put through an increase in compensation on several different fronts. It wasn’t just […]
Ryder and ABB executives explore why the adoption of electric vehicles is coming first to the last mile during FreightWaves’ Last Mile Logistics Summit.
As e-commerce sales are projected to hit over $709 billion in the U.S. in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, logistics companies are focused on last-mile delivery and improving customers’ experience.
