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Over 60 small trucking companies face significant debt as Transplus Freight files for bankruptcy, highlighting the challenging dynamics within the logistics sector.
In a seismic shift for the logistics industry, TuSimple, a leading figure in autonomous truck software, is poised to exit
Trucking company Yellow faces bankruptcy following financial struggles and a dispute with its union, raising concerns about pandemic relief loan management.
The Russia-Ukraine conflict is reshaping global trade, affecting tanker demand and potentially stimulating maritime trade post-war through reconstruction efforts in Ukraine.
West Coast dockworkers' 32% pay raise and $72m 'hero bonuses' reflect a growing trend of frontline workers seeking recognition for their services during the pandemic.
Prologis, the world's leading industrial property company, acquires nearly 14 million square feet of logistics real estate from Blackstone, further strengthening its market position.
The Florida Tomato Exchange is urging for an end to the 2019 Tomato Suspension Agreement with Mexico, citing continued harm to the US tomato industry due to unfairly priced imports.
A Montana Rail Link train derailed, causing a bridge to collapse and sending rail cars into the Yellowstone River. Eight cars were damaged, leaking hazardous materials.
Nikola Corp is investigating a fire that affected its battery electric trucks at its Phoenix headquarters. The incident follows major layoffs and strategic shifts.
The body of Christopher Scott, the driver whose truck went over the side of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, was successfully recovered on Friday.
As the trucking industry moves towards fleet electrification, the FBI warns of increased cyberattack risks and urges vigilance on software, hardware, and personnel security.
The cost of operating a truck soared by 21.3% in 2022, reaching a record $2.251 per mile, largely driven by increasing fuel prices and driver wages, says ATRI report.
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