Plus: U.S. imports slow as tariffs bite, Mexico slaps 50% tariffs on Chinese goods, UP–NS defend their $85B merger amidst rival alliances, and more.
Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern say rival alliances prove their merger will strengthen competition, as CSX and CN tout new intermodal services linking Canada’s West Coast to Nashville.
Mexico plans tariffs of up to 50% on Chinese goods, reshaping North American trade flows as C.H. Robinson rolls out a new U.S.–Mexico consolidation service to cut costs.
Florida comes in with the second-highest percent drop in broker permits.
Guest Contribution by Anne Reinke, CEO of TIA: 'Outdated Regulations Should Be Left in the Past'
EO of Elite Transit fails to pay employees and carriers, leaving the company in turmoil. Ex-staff and carriers await overdue wages and payments.
To protect carriers, FMCSA's new rule targets broker fraud, enhancing financial responsibility in freight.
Join the freight industry's celebration revolution with FreightGong! Discover how brokers worldwide are ringing in their victories on a grand scale. Check out the top users and their impressive gong counts.
Gabriel Scott Riqueza's $8K demand from TQL triggers responses from Timothy Dooner, Shannon Guy, Reddit users, and Riqueza himself.
Trucker Gabriel Scott Riqueza spray-paints his demand on his truck, then faces TQL head-on.
Explore the pandemic-driven rise of freight brokerages, the challenges they face, and what experts are saying about the industry's future.
This blog post was contributed by Andy Tomka, the Vice President of Product at MVMNT.
Most people polled believe Convoy's closure is good for the industry.
The number of operating freight brokerages has experienced its most significant decrease since a notable dip in 2014, with growth
Transfix secures $40M Series F at a 60% down round, from $940M to $376M valuation.
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