FTR reported that preliminary July Class 8 orders, at 22,000 units, fell 31% sequentially, while posting a 75% annual gain.
Trucking’s quarterly reports from publicly held carriers are on the rebound as shippers enter peak season with fewer, more costly options. Trucking executives and analysts say this supply-demand ...
USTR moves ahead with forced labor-based tariffs on 60 trading partners as section 122 tariffs expire In a widely expected move, the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) announced ...
The July Services PMI reading, at 54.1 (a reading above 50 represents expansion and below 50 indicates contraction), was up 0 ...
In the report, Armstrong & Associates estimated that from 2017 to 2025, the market grew at a compound annual growth rate ...
The report’s second quarter shipment index value, at 75.1, was off 1.1% compared to the first quarter, and was down 2.8% annually, following the first quarter’s 0.6% annual gain, for its first annual ...
USTR moves ahead with forced labor-based tariffs on 60 trading partners as section 122 tariffs expire In a widely expected move, the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) announced ...
Warehouses invest in automation to increase throughput, improve inventory accuracy, and speed up order fulfillment; yet even highly automated distribution centers still rely on people to make quick ...
The report’s benchmark reading, the PMI, came in at 55.6 (a reading above 50 indicates growth), topping June by 2.3% and ...
For the over-the-road market, rates and pricing have seen strong gains for a few months now. In more normal times, when the market was in more of what could be called a traditional cadence, the ...
UPS is adding pickup controls, faster label creation, and a revamped app to help small businesses spend less time managing ...
A new Deposco report shows brands cut inventory by 10.6 days during the second quarter while parcel inflation reached 12.8%.
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