Check Call

In this edition: A book review for “Sell With a Story,” and FedEx freight moves spinoff forward

In this edition: What the “DHL Trade Atlas 2025” report forecasts, and the unofficial start to produce season has arrived.

In this edition: A new lawsuit over broker transparency and warehousing space comes at a premium.

In this edition: Breaking down the impact of tariffs on U.S. supply chains and a new project44 and SONAR partnership.

In this edition: Reviewing ‘Never Split the Difference’ and Amazon maybe tries to break into the LTL game.

In this edition: The FMCSA’s proposed broker transparency rule gets an extra comment period, and The Playbook arrives at FreightWaves.

In this edition: Quarterly earnings echo the pain everyone feels, and metal tariffs hit.

In this edition: Helping shippers prepare for impending tariffs and some restored service post-Hurricane Helene

In this edition: Still waiting on possible tariff implications, and Lunar New Year creates delays.

In this edition: The book review of ‘No Rules Rules’ and the final day for the broker transparency rule.

In this edition: Breaking down the DHL Express survey, and the broker liability battle stays in the lower courts

In this edition: The FMCSA broker transparency rule comment period is almost up, and Mexico gets bushels of corn.

In this edition: Predictions for 2025, and import fees rise for Asia in Mexico.

In this edition: Returns season is around the corner and the logistics of Christmas trees.

In this edition: Looking back at the 2023 predictions for 2024, and freight broker tries for the Supreme Court again.

In this edition: “The Revenue Engine” gets a once-over, and the East and Gulf Coast port worker strike may rise again.

In this edition: the logistics behind the Rockefeller Center tree lighting, and consumer predictions for peak season are locked in.

In this edition: breaking down the FMCSA’s proposed rule on broker transparency and changes again at Roadrunner.

In this edition: Overhaul published Q3 cargo numbers, and layoffs come for the logistics sector.

In this edition: The end of the freight recession has come, and the U.S./Mexico border gets busier.