A round-up of the most engaging and talked-about freight content from around the web and from us.
Japan is looking at building an automated lane for freight between it's two largest cities, Tokyo and Osaka.
Plus: a cyberattack rattles UNFI’s Whole Foods supply chain, an Illinois carrier files Chapter 11, a surge in new MCs masks ghost fleets and fraud, and more.
February's U.S. container imports dip yet highlight a solid year-over-year growth. Amid global shifts, the freight market faces mixed fortunes.
Uber Freight aims to increase freight under management in Europe from 200 million to 2 billion euros by 2028.
Echo's CEO offers an optimistic outlook on the freight market recovery, a Virginia freight company files for bankruptcy, and why 2024 may be the year of drone delivery.
With FAA approvals, drone delivery is set for expansion in the U.S., promising a future of efficient, eco-friendly parcel distribution.
TBL Logistics, a family-run trucking firm, files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
Echo Global Logistics CEO Doug Waggoner shares an optimistic freight market outlook for 2024, pointing to key growth indicators and strategic expansions.
We're giving you a look at spot market changes over the last year. Plus: Why Target stock hit a 52-week high, IKEA's legal battle with Convoy, and a celebration of women in freight.
Celebrating women's strides in the freight industry, from pioneers like first trucking company owner Lillie Drennan to today's leaders.
Target's stock reaches a new high with impressive holiday quarter sales and a return to robust gross margins, signaling a strong consumer market.
IKEA requests legal direction for settling $500K owed to truckers after Convoy's bankruptcy. Funds held in court as payment decision is pending.
Plus, active freight brokerages continue to decline, Las Vegas & Central Florida are warehouse hotspots, and DAT Load Board Postings Dip.
At the end of February, the trucking spot market saw further decline, with load posts dropping to a new low since April 2020.
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