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Funny Freight Friday: Same thing.
The market’s brutal, sure, but for freight agents with the right tools, it’s prime hunting season. Here’s how they’re making it work.
Plus, Amazon's new ventures and FTC lawsuit, rising retail store closures, an update on port performance, and more.
Plus, explore Clorox's cyberattack fallout, Mexico-US border logistics hurdles, and California's step towards driverless big rigs.
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.
Plus: Dollar General's expanding fleet, Tesla's win in auto disputes, Mississippi River woes for Midwest farmers, and executive shifts at Coyote Logistics.
Question of the Day: Can you guess what the most popular snack item is at Dominick's Truck Stop in NJ?
We're taking a look at the five key players in the sector. We'll break down some hits and misses for electric truck manufacturers this year.
In a $160b freight brokerage industry, the cream truly rises to the top. While there are 30k active freight brokerages registered with the FMCSA, the top 3% commandingly generate 80% of the gross revenue, with the elite 20 representing a third of the entire market.
Today, we're zeroing in on Alaskan Arctic trucking, where drivers earn up to $170K and face unique challenges.
The largest cargo railroad company in the United States generated $25.9 billion in operating revenue in 2022 and is a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway.
Can you guess how many accounts Truckstop's fraud prevention system has denied access to in 2023?
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