The face of the freight brokerage industry has evolved over the past several years, and veteran brokerages have been forced to rethink their technology strategies in order to keep up.
GIC, Singapore’s wealth fund, has acquired a Pan-European logistics real estate portfolio that has an accumulated industrial space of over 1 million square meters.
Warehousing employment grew at an 8% CAGR from 2011-8, but slowed to 2.7% this year.
French workers are demonstrating for reforms in their pension plan, leading to a protest that will see most employees of transport companies strike beginning on Dec. 5.
Market Expert David Faulkenberry writes about the increasingly important “final mile” and why estimates of its size vary so widely.
Ben Thrower writes that venture capital funds continue to flow to digital freight brokerages, but legacy companies continue to fight back.
As peak retail season approaches, the battle for retail compliance only intensifies.
Spanish road freight startup Ontruck has acquired digital freight forwarding platform Briver, in an attempt to consolidate its market position in the Spanish region of Cataluña.
Brian Aoaeh offers observations about the future of supply chains following his attendance at the recent FreightWaves LIVE event .
Judge finds Ohio logistics firm on the hook for $300,000 in lobster heist.
Digitization and ecommerce continue to change the movement and delivery of freight. Kayla Matthews examines the issues involved.
Chinese e-commerce heavyweight JD.com reports strong growth across its platform, a trend the company expects to continue.
Brexit-driven scramble for supply chain properties continues as Tristan plans $165 million investment in Dutch logistics platform.
Radiant Logistics posts a good quarter, but warns that peak shipping season isn’t shaping up heading into the holidays.
“In the end, we must give the supply chain intelligence control back to the customer,” Paige Cox said.
Roadrunner’s third quarter earnings report resembled a triage list indicating that the company’s restructuring path will be a bumpy one.
Titanium Transportation Group sees weaker trends in the quarter, but manages to post a modest profit.
The October Logistics Managers’ Index hits record low, suggesting peak shipping season may disappoint.
Andy Peters writes about developments in industrial real estate used for logistics and transportation.
The rise of e-commerce and the evolution of customer expectations on delivery schedules have propelled the last-mile segment to be more reactive to demand and highly digitalized.
