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TForce Logistics expands last-mile delivery service
TForce Logistics is adding a distribution center in the Toronto area, boosting its last-mile delivery capabilities in the region.
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TFI says turnaround of UPS Freight successor running ahead of schedule
The successor of UPS’ struggling LTL operation is set to post an operating ratio below 95%, TFI International says in an unusual preannouncement.
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TFI M&A engine keeps purring, acquires Procam
TFI International quietly buys Montreal-area trucking and logistics firm Procam International to expand its network.
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TFI may lease UPS Freight terminals to other truckers, CEO says
CEO Alain Bedard said renting out terminal space is a way to buoy TFI’s real estate portfolio.
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TFI to acquire UPS Freight for $800M
TFI International has agreed to buy UPS Freight for about $800 million in its largest acquisition to date.
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TFI pulls out of APPS Transport acquisition
TFI International said it will not move forward with its planned acquisition of Canadian trucking company APPS Transport as CEO hints at issues with federal…
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TFI has strong Q3 as logistics bet pays off
TFI International reports a large jump in Q3 profits as strong performance from e-commerce heavy-logistics business and wage subsidies make up for weakness in truckload…
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TFI acquires CCC Transportation from Comcar
Canadian trucking and logistics firm TFI International buys U.S. bulk carrier CCC Transportation, its third acquisition from bankrupt Comcar Industries.
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The Daily Dash: GM, Nikola and fuel cells; why trucking’s AB5 exemption could be in jeopardy
In today’s edition of The Daily Dash, General Motors and Nikola Corp. strike a deal for fuel cells; diesel engines are a big winner from…
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TFI to acquire APPS Transport to boost Canadian LTL business
TFI International has agreed to acquire APPS Transport Group in a move that will bolster one of the company’s weak links: its Canadian less-than-truckload business.
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