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How Lloyd’s of London went from a dockside coffee shop to the backbone of global cargo insurance and why freight brokers still debate using it.
Berlin, which some dub the “Silicon Valley” of the EU, also has a vibrant freight tech scene.
February saw significant cargo volume increases at San Pedro Bay Complex and Port Houston.
"Our inaugural Media Day at the 2024 Capital Ideas Conference is a proud moment to spotlight the diverse and innovative companies driving the logistics industry forward,” said Anne Reinke, TIA president & CEO.
Central California Cartage, a freight logistics company, faces bankruptcy with significant debts and a drop in revenue.
Unpaid bills can stem from a variety of scenarios: scams involving fraudulent loads, instances of double-brokering and more. Each scenario presents its own set of challenges, requiring brokers to adapt and employ different strategies for resolution.
Early this year, Becker faced a ransomware attack that crippled their operations, prompting a major rebuild.
Plus, the most dangerous states to drive in the United States, Arrive Logistics March 2024 freight market update, and mainstream media reports on freight fraud.
Trust issues? In freight, they’re a big deal. Heavy skepticism surrounds brokers and digital marketplaces. This lack of trust can slow things down and make every transaction a bit more tense. The solution? Unparalleled customer service.
Arrive Logistics provides a March Update to its 2024 Forecast: Prepare for continued loose market conditions with regional volatility as produce season approaches.
A Georgia-based law firm releases a list of the most dangerous, and safest, states for drivers.
Fifth Wheel Freight (B&L Systems LLC) is being sued by former employees for labor and privacy violations, potentially affecting hundreds of workers.
Plus, this Chicago-based trucking company is accused of manipulating log books, which caused a fatal accident.
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