Biweekly news and analysis for 3PLs and freight brokers. Putting the industry we know and, sometimes love, under a microscope.
In this edition: What can Brown do for you, now that the strike has been averted?; the future of the LTL industry; and FedEx pilots stand their ground.
In this edition: What happens if Yellow and UPS stop delivering? And acquisition is Redwood’s game.
In this edition: When the pipeline turns to people; reefer markets take off; and Yellow lives to see another day.
In this edition: One state has over $20 in fireworks per resident; Yellow struggles with negotiations; and a double broker AMA hits Reddit.
In this edition: It might be time to change the password; new Container Atlas findings; and is it double brokering if it’s “responsible”?
In this edition: The FMCSA has issued final guidance on the broker and agent divide and there are big doings in the West Coast labor talks.
In this edition: Comparing freight broker commission rates; Stopping corn at the border; and some C-suite shuffling.
In this edition: West Coast labor union talks get ramped up a notch; Canada goes head-to-head with Mexico; and C.H. Robinson finds a new CEO.
In this edition: Brake Safety Day results released; noncompetes return to the limelight; and Nikola has to get creative.
In this edition: How influencers need a 3PL; noncompetes come for the C-suite; and the first installment of double broker red flags.
In this edition: Earnings season highlights, the rise in flatbed demand and Roadcheck starts Wednesday.
In this edition: International Roadcheck is around the corner — prepare now; quiet quitting won’t die; and Alaska is the new frontier.
Inside this edition: Gen Zers enter the workforce knowing their worth and not settling for less, Mexico continues to boom, and California comes up with another rule about trucks.
Inside this edition: Appeals court rules in favor of Landstar
Inside this edition: It’s never too late to adopt sustainable choices; head on to the blue markets; and the battle rages on for TravelCenters of America.
Inside this edition: West Coast port labor talks continue; sustainability initiatives increasing stock prices; and another acquisition on the books.
Inside this edition: What a 32-hour workweek looks like for the supply chain; the weight of Easter candy; and Mexico collects another auto manufacturer.
Inside this edition: The battle over broker transparency might finally be over; carrier retention helps in the long term; and the claim for TravelCenters of America gets another player.
Inside this edition: Sustainability measures become costly; fully automated warehouses could be the answer; and Walmart’s freshest collab.
Inside this edition: Mexico hits back-to-back trading partner win; omnichannel the next big move for 3PLs; and big developments in the land of C.H. Robinson.
