The International Brotherhood of Teamsters announced Friday that its membership would be voting on the union’s endorsement for U.S. president this election year.
Transportation provider Hub Group sees Q2 revenue fall 5% year over year to $986 million.
ArcBest misses second-quarter expectations as losses at its asset-light business continue.
The employment report for July showed truck transportation jobs down for the fourth straight month.
Electrification startup Synop is carving a niche for itself focused on help electric fleets return electricity to the grid and get paid for it.
ArcBest reported second-quarter results on Friday, which came in light of analysts’ expectations.
The city of Laredo, Texas, is requiring that all trucking operators using the World Trade Bridge have a $100 minimum in their automated vehicle identification accounts to pay crossing fees.
Wall Street wasn’t happy with the revenue forecast for Amazon’s third quarter.
Temperature-controlled real estate investment trust Lineage Inc. announced it will give $100 million in equity awards to its workforce.
Schneider National saw positive indicators in the second quarter as the company reported revenue of $1.31 billion.
A procedural vote in the Senate has effectively shut down a bipartisan tax package that could have helped trucking companies invest in their business.
Werner’s Q2 earnings saw worsening financial conditions but improving freight market conditions and signs of capacity tightening.
Less-than-truckload carrier XPO bested second-quarter expectations on Thursday as tonnage and yields continued to move higher.
Thin margins and unpredictable risks are the norm, and trucking companies are increasingly turning to captive insurance plans to address those challenges.
New York City is claiming early victory in cutting down traffic on a troubled highway segment in Brooklyn.
Less-than-truckload carrier XPO beat second-quarter expectations as tonnage and yield increases were complemented by effective cost management.
Dave Bozeman, one year into the job as CEO of C.H. Robinson, cites a new operating model as the company’s earnings surprise to the upside.
C.H. Robinson’s earnings look solidly positive, and the stock market reacted that way.
A New Jersey-based trucking company, cited numerous times for safety violations for both its drivers and equipment, recently filed for Chapter 11.
Freight broker Landstar System shared some signs of market stabilization with analysts on a Tuesday call but said it’s still too soon to say the market has turned.
