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Nearshoring
USTDA Boosts Southern Mexico's Freight Transport
The USTDA is funding a study for an intermodal rail terminal in Chiapas to bolster local supply chains and decarbonize Southern Mexico's transport sector.
Trucking
UPS and Teamsters Strike Tentative Five-Year Contract Deal
UPS, Teamsters reach a tentative deal on a five-year contract, averting potential nationwide strike.
Freight Market
US Box Shipments Continue Weak Trend in Q2
US box demand remains weak, reflecting stunted goods economy—no growth seen in six years.
LTL
Yellow Halts Pickups Nationwide, Leaked Memo Reveals
Yellow halts nationwide pickups amid strike threats and declining shipments.
Diesel
Diesel Price Surges 9.9¢, Reaching $3.905 per Gallon
Diesel prices surge 9.9¢ in a week, hitting $3.905 a gallon, marking the largest increase since March 2022.
Freight Tech
Fire-Damaged Nikola Electric Truck Reignites, Sparks Recall Questions
A reignited fire in a Nikola electric truck stirs safety concerns and raises questions about potential recalls.
Fraud
“Project Big Rig” Busts Auto Theft Ring, $9.24M Recovered
Canadian authorities bust major auto theft ring, recovering stolen goods worth $9.24M and arresting 15 individuals in "Project Big Rig" operation.
Freight Tech
Aurora Raises $820M to Fund Autonomous Trucking Launch
Aurora Innovation completes a capital raise of $820 million, supporting its autonomous trucking venture launch.
Freight Market
Knight-Swift Sees Profit Fall Amid Low Freight Demand
Knight-Swift's profit dips in Q2 as U.S. freight demand dwindles and revenues across trucking units drop sharply.
Trucking
Teamsters Pull Back Strike Threat at Yellow
The Teamsters union retracts a strike threat at trucker Yellow, preventing potential liquidation.
Trucking
The Impact of Yellow's Possible Bankruptcy
Yellow's potential bankruptcy amid a union dispute threatens to disrupt the less-than-truckload industry significantly.
Warehousing
US Warehouse Rents to Rise Despite Rate Drop: CEO
Warehouse rents will continue to rise despite falling logistics transportation rates, says the CEO of the world's largest warehouse landlord.