U.S. officials have called for a dispute panel over Mexico’s plan to stop importing genetically modified corn from farmers in the United States.
For freight agents attempting to navigate today’s volatile market, partnering with the right company can mean the difference between success and failure.
Proterra customers are sanguine about the electric bus and battery maker’s bankruptcy reorganization. They expect deliveries to continue.
Since the closure of the third-largest LTL carrier, Averitt Express has seen an influx of 2,000 daily shipments — and hasn’t missed a beat.
Two former Yellow Logistics employees have opened a new brokerage office at Radiant Logistics.
This month’s State of Freight webinar focused on robust volumes in July and rejection rates that aren’t budging.
With capacity far in excess of demand, the parcel market is in for a very uncertain future.
Yellow Corp. told a judge Thursday that it has selected bankruptcy financing lenders and that Estes Express Lines has entered a $1.3 billion stalking horse bid for its terminals.
Veteran business leader Steve Girsky acknowledges challenges but points to Q4 as the culmination of fuel cell truck startup Nikola’s efforts.
Walmart posted revenue gains of 5.7% in its fiscal 2024 second quarter, paced by a 6.4% gain in U.S. same-store sales.
OnLine Transport Inc. acquires 90-truck carrier A/T Transportation in Indiana.
The $9 million felony fraud case against Frances Hall, who was convicted of killing her trucking magnate husband in 2016, continues to move through the courts.
Regulators are leveraging their power to once again weigh in on state laws affecting truck drivers.
Ditat is planning to roll out its new user interface, which will improve the overall appearance of its TMS, making it more mobile-friendly.
Apollo Global Management sold a $485 million loan to Yellow Corp. and has withdrawn its proposal for bankruptcy financing.
Less-than-truckload carrier Saia sees freight surge in the first two weeks of August.
Canadian carrier Highlight Motor Group is building a $250 million facility near Toronto that includes offices, warehouse space, a truck yard and a repair shop.
Five new indictments have been handed down by the U.S. attorney in the New Orleans-area scam to stage collisions with trucks and collect insurance dollars.
Werner Enterprises’ CEO said Tuesday that the worst of the cycle is in the rearview and that he will remember which shippers stood by the company during the recent freight recession.
Amazon Shipping appears to cater to businesses that may want to use the company just for parcel deliveries.
