Plus: Universal bought Parsec amid layoffs, CA ports reported a record-breaking year, FedEx split off its LTL division, and more.
DAT faces criticism over contract terms. Plus, DAT acquires Trucker Tools, RBX declares bankruptcy, and Cargado hits $1M milestone.
U.S. online sales hit a record $9.8 billion, up 7.5% from last year.
These giants command extensive supply chains, wield significant purchasing power, and set trends that influence logistics.
America will see around 50+ million turkeys sold over the Thanksgiving weekend, spending more than $1 billion.
Explore how the NY Fed's Global Supply Chain Index hit a 26-year low, signaling eased logistics and potential shifts in the trucking industry.
Clorox faces a disruption in production due to a cyberattack, leading to product shortages.
Dollar General plans to expand its private fleet to over 2,000 tractors by the end of 2023, aiming to reduce transportation costs and enhance supply chain control.
American manufacturing is making a comeback, but it's not all smooth sailing. As domestic production grows, what's the impact of more active labor unions and strikes?
Unprecedented drought conditions at the Panama Canal are affecting global trade, with delays and disruptions signaling a need for adaptive strategies.
PepsiCo invests $175 million in Instacart amid the e-grocery boom. As Instacart files for an IPO, the future of grocery retail might be on the brink of change.
Mexican truckers, represented by AMOTAC, have averted a potential disruption in U.S. imports and exports by calling off their planned nationwide strike.
As border towns like Laredo and McAllen rise in prominence, the U.S. freight industry stands at a pivotal junction, with opportunities and challenges awaiting.
Revamped Amazon Shipping now serves a wider range of seller channels, leveraging its expansive delivery network.
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