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Funny Freight Friday: Same thing.
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Plus, a Bank of America report highlights year-over-year changes in consumer spending, a Florida freight forwarding president is arrested, and FedEx considers changes to its LTL arm.
A Jacksonville-based logistics company has just won one of the largest military contracts in history. Plus, a driverless truck company debuts on I35, the freight brokerage automation debate, and more.
Did C.H. Robinson just cut 50% of its sales team? Plus, discover the top five countries driving US load board traffic, learn about the $200M proposal for truck parking, and more.
Here's what Hurricane Beryl means for the freight industry. Plus, a NY trucking company has been convicted of deceiving the FMCSA, the top 10 most popular freight stocks, and more.
Plus: Ten Oaks issues statement following USLS closure, a new bill to combat cargo theft is introduced, and year-over-year trucking costs increased by 6.6%.
Plus: Morgan Stanley is bullish on the freight market, RXO stock jumps after Coyote acquisition announcement, and more on the Uber Freight, Aurora partnership.
Plus, a Texas-based trucking company abruptly shuts down, leaving 2000 jobless. The Southeast is heating up, and more.
Plus: why you shouldn't expect a summer heatwave in truckload rates, more info on APL Cargo's bankruptcy, and the latest DAT hack.
Plus, a company raises $200M to put self-driving trucks on the road, Forward Air fires 150 employees, and this mega carrier CEO believes the freight market is normalizing.
Plus, training software that helped scale Nolan Transportation Group raises $30 million; fees are increasing for brokers and carriers; and PepsiCo triples the size of its electric fleet.
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A book by a former FBI agent links truckers to 850 murders.
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