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Journal of Commerce: US LTL capacity tightens further as Estes cyberattack outage continues
US less-than-truckload (LTL) shippers grapple with disruptions as Estes Express Lines battles a cyberattack, causing a 36+ hour outage.
Reuters: UPS and FedEx customers regain upper hand in delivery price battle
UPS & FedEx offer discounts to U.S. retailers after 4 years, adapting to softer demand and optimizing truck capacity post-pandemic.
Inbound Logistics: What’s One Transportation Metric Shippers Should Pay More Attention To?
While on-time delivery remains a top answer, industry insiders point out other transportation metrics that merit attention and closer consideration.
Women in Supply Chain: What They’re Doing Matters to the Future of Supply Chains
AFS Chief Commercial Officer and Chief Analytics Officer honored for contributions, thought leadership and mentorship of other women pursuing careers in logistics.
Inbound Logistics: Shaping the Future of the Global Supply Chain
From Q4 2023 shipper expectations to a regulations roundup, here’s how companies can navigate the peak season and keep freight moving while limiting costs.
Inbound Logistics: Beyond the Freight Bill Audit
As freight bill audit and payment evolves, companies are deploying more advanced tools to offer services that transcend traditional freight audit and payment.
FreightWaves: FedEx’s 2024 rate increase below prior-year levels
Company imposes 5.9% general rate increase on Express, Ground shipments.
Transport Topics: Yellow’s Shutdown Opens Up LTL Market for Competitors
The Yellow Corp. shutdown is having a downstream effect on the less-than-truckload space as freight volumes flow toward competitors.
