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Last Mile
Quadrupling USPS’ parcel rates would cause economic catastrophe, report warns
Retailers would be crushed by soaring parcel prices, consumers would face hefty hikes,Charles River report says.
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eBay, UPS enter into enhanced tie-up
eBay sellers to have access to broader range of UPS services through integration initiative.
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The Daily Dash: USPS parcel delays; which candidates are getting transportation’s support?
In today’s edition of The Daily Dash, the USPS is experiencing parcel delivery delays, transportation professionals are deciding which political parties to support, and Nikola…
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Air Cargo
UN urges support for postal, air cargo and express mail operators
Many postal services were underfunded prior to the coronavirus pandemic and now have extra demands for their service. UN agencies involved in air transport and…
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The Daily Dash: Financial growth for the industry and a freight brokerage bucks COVID-19 trends
In today’s edition of The Daily Dash, the third-quarter financial report from BMO suggests positive financial momentum for carriers, and a Tennessee freight brokerage continues…
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Infographics
Daily Infographic: 2020 mail-in vote turnout prediction
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DeJoy demands USPS be ‘liberated’ from pricing constraints
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy calls on Congress to free the agency from inability to adjust rates
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The Daily Dash: Roadrunner exits truckload business and a startup designs road for autonomous vehicles
In today’s edition of The Daily Dash, Roadrunner Transportation exits the truckload business; a road for autonomous vehicles only; and NFI makes a large acquisition.
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Last Mile
USPS’ holiday surcharges may be lump of coal for merchants
USPS holiday surcharges will hit merchants due to markups by large users.
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The Daily Dash: How the largest truckload freight markets performed this week
2020 is a much different bull run in trucking than in 2018.
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