Layoffs start rippling across freight industries
Companies from all corners of the freight ecosystem are beginning to implement layoffs as an economic downturn starts to take hold.
Companies from all corners of the freight ecosystem are beginning to implement layoffs as an economic downturn starts to take hold.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, it is causing customs brokers and third-party logistics providers to adapt their day-to-day office operations.
Shen was previously chief operating officer and president.
DMV flexibility, coronavirus testing among requests as potential for supply chain disruption grows.
Bulkmatic Transport of Griffith, Indiana, has acquired Illinois-based Paris Transport Inc. to add capacity and improve customer service.
Exemption needed to protect against COVID-19-related fuel shortages, groups assert.
And a small loadboard company gains hosannas for offering…five parking spots.
The CBP Laredo Field Office oversees U.S. ports of entry along the Mexican border in the cities of Laredo, Roma, Del Rio, Brownsville, Eagle Pass, Hidalgo, Rio Grande City and Progreso.
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Stifel Financial sees an OK first quarter, but the picture gets less clear after that, with risks to second-quarter earnings estimates.
The FMCSA hours-of-service waiver has sparked confusion over what is considered emergency relief.
Carriers subcontracting with feds may have access to delivery extensions.
Lev Aslan Dermen was convicted on multiple charges involving business connections to brothers Jacob and Isaiah Kingston, who were convicted in 2018 for their role in a massive biodiesel tax scheme.
LoadStop provides a TMS solution that has a built-in compliance manager and an autonomous dispatcher that helps fleets find best-match loads in the spot market.
The Harris County Toll Road Authority, which operates most of the toll roads in Houston, has eliminated cash payments from its booths during the global coronavirus pandemic.
But bathrooms may stay shut, Stewart says.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says supply chain must keep moving as the province bans large public gatherings and closes restaurants – but leaves key openings that should help freight demand amid coronavirus pandemic.
The rule went into effect at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday.
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