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Software Solutions
2016 Champions: Rock Stars of the Supply Chain
Risk/Compliance
Arizona-Sonora Partnership Points To Stronger Southwest Cross-Border Trade
Behind the alarming headlines about Mexican border problems, business and government leaders create trade partnerships for food and other products.
Trucking
Truck Tonnage Index Jumps 7.2% in February
American Trucking Associations (ATA)
American Trucking Associations’ advanced seasonally adjusted For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index jumped 7.2 percent in February.
Trucking
Drayage Provider Total Transportation Services Files For Bankruptcy
The company said in a court filing that "downward pricing pressure from some of its major clients over the past year" along with mounting costs of litigation with independent drivers had proven more than it could manage.
Trucking
Featured In Food Logistics: Midwest Ready For A Rebound
There’s little doubt the Midwest region will become a major battleground in upcoming years as U.S. ports and logistics providers along all three coasts compete for customers transporting goods to these inland destinations.
Fuel Efficiency
Lower Fuel Costs Fail To Boost Shipping Activity
Cass Information Systems, Inc.
Cass’ monthly freight index report showed shipping expenditures falling to 1.4 percent from a year earlier, while volume in the same period was down 0.2 percent, extending declines to a fourth month.
Trucking
The Carrier Landscape Is Changing
Trucking
Spot Rates Firm on Stronger Demand
DAT Freight & Analytics
The number of posted reefer loads rose 6 percent and truck posts declined 3 percent, leading to a 9 percent increase in the reefer load-to-truck ratio (3.8 loads per truck).
Trucking
Workers Sue XPO Logistics Over Misclassifying Drivers As Independent Contractors
XPO, Inc.
Three trucking company subsidiaries of XPO Logistics Inc. were sued in California on Monday for allegedly misclassifying their drivers as independent contractors.
Trucking
Penske Custom Issue
Penske Logistics
Regulations
Lawmakers Near Deal On Highway Transportation Funding
The multi-year highway bill that lawmakers are driving to finish work on would be the first transportation funding legislation to last longer than two years since 2005.
E-Commerce Solutions
E-Commerce Gives Online Shipping Carriers An Edge As Holidays Approach; Railroads, Ocean Vessels And Truckers Sales Fall
Physical retailers are sitting on near record-high inventories as consumer spending hasn’t yet caught up with hopes of a surge stoked by low gasoline prices.
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