Paul-Bernard Jaroslawski

Yellow Corp. Sues Union for $137M Amid Financial Distress

Less-than-truckload carrier, Yellow Corp., has filed a $137 million lawsuit against the Teamsters union amid a severe financial crisis.

Pickett Research Predicts Rising Rates in TL Rate Cycle By Q4

Despite the deflationary inflection point in Q1 2023, Pickett Research forecasts a shift towards inflation in the TL rate cycle by Q4 2023.

Cautioning Impact of US Manufacturing Boom on Trucking

Despite the rise in US manufacturing spending, the expected impact on trucking freight volumes may not be as significant due to industry specifics.

Apple, TSMC, Mazda Shift Supply Chains out of China

Major companies Apple, TSMC, and Mazda are diversifying their supply chains away from China due to geopolitical tensions and COVID-19 impacts.

"Very Responsible Double Brokering"

U.S. Retailers Face Bomb Threat Scams for Ransom

U.S. retailers, including Walmart, Kroger, and Whole Foods, are being targeted with bomb threats demanding ransom in the form of Bitcoin or gift cards, causing widespread disruptions.

Philadelphia's I-95 Reopens 12 Days After Collapse

Just 12 days after a fiery gas tanker explosion caused the collapse of I-95 in Northeast Philadelphia, Governor Josh Shapiro

Florida Trucking Firm Owner Charged with $100M Ponzi Scheme

Sanjay Singh, owner of Royal Bengal Logistics, faces charges for running a $100 million Ponzi scheme. Singh allegedly deceived investors about the profitability of his company.

Exploring AI & Logistics: A Talk with Kevin Coomes of Greenscreens.ai

Kodiak, Loadsmith to Launch Autonomous Freight Network

Kodiak Robotics and Loadsmith are partnering to deploy 800 self-driving trucks, creating an autonomous freight network with delivery set for late 2025.