Freight Brokers: Scaling Up in 2025? Here’s What’s Actually Working
The freight market recovery is still stuck in neutral, so what are brokers doing instead? 76% are betting on tech, automation, and efficiency to stay ahead in 2025.
From $0 to $8.8B in 25 years, they're the freight brokerage giant everyone loves to talk about.
Happy Monday. We hope you had a fantastic Thanksgiving weekend. Today's feature dives into Echo's recent
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