layoffs and bankruptcies

Months after Pittsburgh-based R&R Family of Companies collapsed, creditors are still trying to get paid.

A new batch of bankruptcy cases includes small fleets, cross-border logistics providers, cold storage operators, freight forwarders and major distributors.

A new round of layoffs and closures is hitting thousands of workers across manufacturing, distribution, warehousing, trucking and parcel networks.

International Motors will terminate 1,341 employees at two Springfield, Ohio, facilities by October.

Companies across the freight economy announced at least 1,222 layoffs from July 10 through July 24.

Warehouse closures and bankruptcy filings hit more firms across trucking, logistics, intermodal and trailer businesses.

More than 1,200 workers are affected by recent logistics layoffs as several small freight operators file for bankruptcy.

Freight-sector bankruptcies and layoffs continued piling up in June as carriers and logistics providers cut costs.

Bankruptcy filings and WARN notices show freight companies are still battling tight margins despite signs of market recovery

The latest wave of trucking bankruptcies highlights the prolonged pressure facing carriers from uneven freight demand, high costs and tight margins.

AGX Freight alleges in a lawsuit that R&R Family of Cos. and Huntington Bank depleted its borrowing capacity and left millions owed to carriers before the Jacksonville brokerage shut down.

Companies tied to transportation, warehousing, manufacturing and food logistics announced more than 5,000 layoffs stretching from California to Pennsylvania.

A major U.S. alcohol distributor is closing facilities and laying off almost 4,700 workers across seven states.

A dozen small carriers and logistics firms filed for bankruptcy in April, signaling continued stress in the fragmented freight market.

Alan Ritchey’s latest shutdown in New Jersey highlights mounting pressure on freight contractors as USPS continues pulling operations in-house.

A new wave of layoffs across logistics providers highlights ongoing contract volatility and soft demand in key freight segments.

From single-truck operators to mid-sized fleets, carriers across the U.S. are filing for bankruptcy as the freight downturn persists.

DSV is shutting down operations at a Texas distribution center after losing a contract, with 391 workers affected.

Rising fixed costs and creditor claims are forcing a small drayage carrier tied to West Coast ports into restructuring.

A growing list of transportation companies filed for Chapter 11 in March, highlighting continued financial strain across the supply chain.