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GXO Logistics reported a 5.7% increase in third-quarter revenue to $3.59 billion as new business wins surged 34% and its sales pipeline reached a record $3.1 billion. The post First look: GXO Logistics Q3 revenue hits $3.6B appeared first on FreightWaves.
Walmart is investing heavily to automate more big warehouse facilities. The post Walmart in $6B Symbiotic deal to automate warehouses appeared first on FreightWaves.
Federal and state authorities arrested more than 230 undocumented immigrants, including over 40 CDL holders, during a three-day operation spanning 15 states. The post 230-plus immigrants arrested in crackdown targeting unauthorized CDL holders appeared first on FreightWaves.
Trucking companies serving the country’s major ports had to grapple with a national shift in volumes toward the West Coast in September.
Louisiana and Wyoming have ceased issuing non-domiciled commercial driver licenses, while Ohio is ending its program and downgrading credentials.
AIT Worldwide Logistics is expanding more significantly in Oceania with a deal to buy Connor Anderson International. The post AIT Worldwide snaps up Australian forwarder involved in big tech buildout appeared first on FreightWaves.
This week in Borderlands Mexico: Cabotage enforcements threatening cross-border trucking; Nuevo León slashes Colombia Bridge toll fees 50% to boost cross-border trucking; and Walmart plans $400M distribution center near San Antonio, creating 425 jobs. The post Borderlands Mexico: Cabotage enforcemen
We call them freight cycles, but the term implies a regularity the data doesn’t support. Since 2000, the domestic transportation market’s turns have looked less like clockwork and more like a series of random shocks The post Freight cycles are anything but regular appeared first on FreightWaves.
FedEx Freight reported Thursday that volumes continue to stabilize, and it anticipates stronger operating leverage next year, bolstered by business wins and an improved freight mix from its dedicated sales teams. The post FedEx Freight sees volumes stabilize, eyes Q4 margin improvement appeared firs
Amazon's logistics network absorbed higher fuel and linehaul costs in the third-quarter while delivering more than 1.5 billion items same-day or overnight. The post Amazon battles freight inflation as shipping costs jump 11% in Q3 appeared first on FreightWaves.
FedEx Freight offered mixed results in its first earnings report, pointing to transitional bumps as the company learns to stand on its own.
FedEx CEO Raj Subramaniam echoed industry optimism over tightening trucking capacity Oct. 28, despite facing short-term cost headwinds.
Kuebix AI is here to streamline your shipper TMS operations. FreightWise CEO Chris Cochran explains how their new AI-enabled platform, built from a legacy Kuebix system, is disrupting traditional logistics by offering an “order to pay” solution. Say goodbye to manual routing flaws and hello to optim
Scan Global Logistics has agreed to acquire OIA Global, based in Portland, Oregon. The post Scan Global Logistics to acquire Oregon-based OIA Global appeared first on FreightWaves.
Aurora Innovation signed a nonbinding MOU with Charger Logistics for up to 500 driverless trucks, adding to a carrier-owned pipeline Aurora needs to hit its 2030 targets. The post Aurora adds 500-truck Charger MOU toward 30,000-truck goal appeared first on FreightWaves.
WEX and Euclid AI announced plans to offer trucking-specific AI agents that Euclid says have sharply reduced transaction costs in existing deployments. The post WEX, Euclid AI target 90% reduction in trucking transaction costs appeared first on FreightWaves.
Despite insurance claims activity clouding an otherwise strong third-quarter result, truckload broker Landstar System highlighted favorable demand for its dry van and flatbed offerings on Tuesday, driven by tight capacity and data center buildouts. The post Insurance claims adjustments tank Landstar
Werner Enterprises outlined a path back to mid-cycle margins on a Tuesday evening call, but noted cost headwinds—some transitory and some growth-related—could linger into the first quarter. The post Werner Enterprises sees cost headwinds lingering into Q1 appeared first on FreightWaves.
The results of Election Day 2026 may completely change how transportation policy is decided.
Chattanooga–It hasn’t been that long–less than a month–since Jesse Elison spoke to an industry event and addressed the issue of the beleaguered new Motus registration system. The deputy administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) spoke Monday at FreightWaves’ Broker Comp