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Plus, Flock Freight trims down operations, former trucking CEO gets a $5.5M goodbye, and Alaskan truckers are cashing in.
Amid a US freight slump, Alaska's trucking sector hits a boom with high driver demand and salaries, but faces new legislative challenges.
David Jackson, former CEO of Knight-Swift, secures a $5.5M severance, including non-compete clauses, amid industry cost cuts.
Flock Freight announces layoffs, emphasizing tech and automation to streamline operations and fast-track profitability.
Plus, layoffs at MoLo & Parade, an Illinois trucking company with 183 trucks files for bankruptcy, and Zynning goes mainstream.
Insiders and LinkedIn trails reveal apparent layoffs at MoLo and Parade. Official announcements have not been made.
As Zyn nicotine pouches gain popularity for boosting focus and coping with stress, professionals weigh the benefits against the risks of dependency.
Nationwide Cargo, an Illinois trucking firm with 171 drivers, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
The MOVE Act proposes more state flexibility in waiving truck weight limits for emergencies and supply chain issues, sparking safety debates.
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.
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