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From autonomous trucking tech to 3PL outsourcing solutions, these companies are generating massive growth over a short time. Here are the companies you should know in the logistics and transportation sector.
Canadian trucking giant Pride Group's closure could affect freight rates and driver market: $637M in debt, rejected rescue plan, and potential industry impact.
GLS Group divests US freight divisions to DC Logistics, focusing on parcel services. Deal closes Sept. 1, 2024. DC aims for top 20 LTL carrier status.
Mexico outpaces China in US trade, hitting $415B in first half of 2024. Laredo, TX remains top gateway as nearshoring trends reshape global supply chains.
The best-performing freight stock of 2024 might surprise you.
"A labor strike that would shut down six out of 10 of the busiest ports in the US just
Plus, $10K in tuna cargo stolen, Forward Air's big leap in stock price, and more.
A fire on a Taiwanese cargo ship at China's Ningbo-Zhoushan Port caused an explosion felt kilometers away.
Canned tuna stolen from parked semi in South Philly. Part of ongoing cargo theft trend. Police warn truckers to stay alert and report suspicious activity.
Forward Air bounces back 30% after tanking from its Omni merger mess. Investors are cautiously optimistic about the turnaround.
Plus, 300 stolen pallets were recovered in California, project44 takes MyCarrier to court, and more.
Named after the Greek goddess of victory, Nike, founded around 60 years ago, is the world's largest athletic
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