Inside: FedEx's market triumph, the controversy at Yellow Corp, Waabi and Uber Freight's decade deal, and the hammer comes down on PPP loan-scamming trucker.
As 2023 seasonal hiring gets underway, some retailers are cutting back on workers while others are hiring more.
Analysis of TuSimple's challenges in the autonomous trucking industry and FedEx's impressive financial performance surpassing expectations.
Yellow shares soar following MFN Partners' 42.5% stake accumulation despite looming bankruptcy concerns.
Shares of the struggling trucking company Yellow Corporation (NASDAQ:YELL) have surged 500% in five days, following the accumulation of a 42.5% stake by hedge fund MFN Partners. Despite this surge, the author advises caution, noting the company's potential bankruptcy and Apollo Global Management's plans for super-senior debtor-in-possession financing, which would rank ahead of shareholders.
Source: SeekingAlpha
$YELL Yellow shares are up 500% in the last 5 days. Call everyone back to work, lol. pic.twitter.com/9ysV9mtBdO
— Man, I Love Freight 🚛 (@freightcaviar) August 3, 2023
Publicly trader transportation companies: Ryder, Landstar, and Old Dominion report Q2 2023 earnings.
Less-than-truckload carrier, Yellow Corp., has filed a $137 million lawsuit against the Teamsters union amid a severe financial crisis.
Less-than-truckload carrier Yellow Corp. faces a financial crisis, potentially running out of cash by August. The Teamsters union, citing past mismanagement, refuses another bailout.
Dissecting the controversy over a JB Hunt graphic shared in our recent newsletter, which critics called misleading due to its presentation of income figures.
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