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E-commerce giant Amazon will lay off over 18,000 workers during its current round of job cuts, first reported in November.

The most-read FreightWaves stories of 2022

Inside this edition: Prospecting gets creative; size matters in final mile delivery; and C.H. Robinson makes executive changes.

Is the US ready for more arctic shipping?

2022 Brake Safety Week Results

Economy improvements in low-MPG vehicles yield the greatest savings

Hardy Brothers Trucking delivers U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree.

Operating a successful business requires pinpointing — and meeting — customer expectations. XPO services thousands of customers daily, and doing that well means finding out what each of those customers needs.

Dash cams — Your fleet guardians

FreightWaves’ Mary O’Connell and David Spencer, director of business intelligence at Arrive Logistics, cover the December market update.

US Freight Railroads are the Best Rail Network Since the Staggers Act of 1980

The German national railway is looking to sell off its DB Schenker logistics business if it can get a good price.

Petroleum and natural gas formation

VSA Releases 2022 Operation Safe Driver Week Results

Myth vs. The Real Deal – Seat belt safety

The growing severity of the driver shortage, combined with a shrinking number of predictable and set routes and increasing customer demands, is putting the spotlight once again on autonomous trucks.

More ethanol was blended into U.S. gasoline last summer than ever before

Why the Tesla Semi isn’t yet ready for commercial prime time

J.B. Hunt gives $55K back to classrooms

Port X Logistics has made a name for itself in drayage, expediting containerized freight throughout the U.S. and Canada. Now the company has brought its expertise into the airfreight arena.