AUSTIN–If you’re a red-blooded male who just got hired at LTL carrier Estes Express, and on your first day you go looking to find the company’s beautiful Director of Operations whose picture you saw on LinkedIn, here’s a news flash: she doesn’t work there. Not only that, she doesn’t exist, at least not by the […]
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Less-than-truckload carrier Estes said Thursday it has closed on seven additional terminals that were being leased by bankrupt Yellow Corp.
Two leading execs at Estes Express, including an Estes family member, have presented a recap of the hack that took the LTL carrier mostly offline.
Saia posted across-the-board gains but its operating ratio worsened as it absorbed higher-than-expected costs.
President and COO Webb Estes reviews restored functions, praises customers that stuck around.
Jeremy Daily, a cybersecurity expert and presenter at an upcoming conference on the issue, discusses the Estes hack in a Q&A.
Even as a Wall Street bank counts up the possible losses at Estes, the LTL carrier tells customers things are looking up.
Estes Express has opened up a web portal to communicate with customers amid a cyberattack on the LTL carrier.
There’s been a major technology failure at Estes Express, but it’s unclear whether it is a cyberattack.
Somos como hongos: Nos mantienen en la oscuridad y nos
alimentan con un montón de mierda’, dice el ex empleado del
transportador cerrado
After finding out that Central Freight Lines was shuttering operations, hourly employees, including 1,325 truck drivers, learned that their final paychecks weren’t mailed out as promised before Christmas.
A new lawsuit against less-than-truckload carrier Estes Express is just one of what are now believed to be more than 1,200 lawsuits filed by workers against their employers over a COVID-related dispute or claim.
