Trucking

Radiant Logistics reported adjusted earnings ahead of consensus for its fiscal second quarter ended Dec. 31.

FleetCor reported fleet transaction revenue of $108 million in the fourth quarter, a 19% year-over-year decrease.

RXO’s fourth quarter was slightly better than the third, but overall, the 3PL had its challenges last year.

A North Texas snack producer and a Forth Worth supply chain services provider announced 329 layoffs in the Lone Star State.

The nation’s top truck safety regulator wants towing companies that overcharge truckers to be held accountable by the FTC.

Avocados and beer from Mexico are gaining popularity as staples at Super Bowl Sunday watch parties.

There isn’t much sign of an upturn in Uber Freight’s latest earnings report.

Federal regulators are responding to complaints that the government is not doing enough to protect women and minority truck drivers.

C.H. Robinson’s newly unveiled touchless appointments will automate manual scheduling tasks.

XPO’s fourth quarter exceeded expectations, and the company provided robust pricing guidance for 2024.

Thomas Schmitt, the Forward Air CEO who put together the deal with Omni Logistics trashed by investors, is leaving the company. 

Less-than-truckload carrier XPO reported a better-than-expected close to 2023.

Werner Enterprises saw another step down in operations during the fourth quarter.

A lawsuit that goes back to 2010 and opened the door for the ABC test in New Jersey has been settled.

Georgia Ports Authority announced plans to construct a $29 million overpass to keep trucks away from neighborhoods in Savannah.

Yellow Corp. said it has paid a total of $851 million to the U.S. Treasury as repayment for a 2020 CARES Act loan.

ArcBest continued to swap out spot freight for higher-margin shipments from core accounts during the fourth quarter.

Workers at a Goodyear Tire plant in Mexico were awarded over $4 million in back pay by U.S. and Mexican authorities after a labor rights investigation.

The Logistics Managers’ Index for January showed transportation prices are increasing as retailers take on inventory.

$2 billion in fines and expenses from emissions-rigging slammed Cummins’ Q4 profit in a year of record revenues and cash generation.