Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers are not giving an inch in their fight over a labor contract, with Canada Post showing frustration with union leadership and opposing its call for binding arbitration.
Various transportation metrics maintained recent growth trajectories in May, according to a monthly survey of supply chain managers.
Yellow Corp. has asked a federal bankruptcy court to approve four terminal sale agreements totaling $6.8 million.
A South Florida trucking executive is going to prison for a $100 million Ponzi scheme.
Activist investor Ancora said an independent proxy adviser is backing its plea to Forward Air shareholders to vote against three legacy directors who served during the ill-conceived Omni Logistics acquisition.
Columbus, Ohio-based ODW Logistics has a new group president.
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Canada Post, in a sign it has lost patience with leadership of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, has asked the Canadian government to put its latest contract offer to employees for a vote.
House legislation would ban hauling horses across state lines in livestock trailers designed for smaller animals.
A bill that the Texas trucking industry targeted as a key tool for tort reform has died in the state’s House.
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Manhattan Associates is touting a TMS feature it likens to Lego bricks as it gets customers ready for an uncertain era of tariffs.
Sweeping regulatory changes aimed at slashing trucking industry red tape are raising red flags from industry experts and safety advocates.
Recent identity verification changes by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration are having a major impact on the number of newly minted operating authorities, according to research from CarrierOK.
Retaliatory tariffs from trading partners, like China’s response to the retaliatory tariffs, could linger, complicating cross-border freight.
Executives at an LA freight forwarding company smuggled billions of dollars in goods into Mexico from the U.S. in a scheme involving kickbacks to drug cartels and bribes to customs officials, prosecutors say.
ArcBest announced it has hired former C.H. Robinson brokerage President Mac Pinkerton to lead operations at its asset-light logistics segment.
FreightWaves CEO and founder Craig Fuller analyzed the latest SONAR data on the State Street Markets podcast and says he’s upbeat about the freight market for the latter half of 2025.
DHL Express workers say they are willing to walk off the job in less than two weeks if a new labor contract isn’t in place by then.
The postal workers union is disparaging what Canada Post called an enhanced offer on Wednesday as the sides struggle to finalize a labor agreement after nearly 18 months of negotiations.
