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Quarterly Profits Decline for 3PLs as Competition Puts Pressure on Rates
Third-party logistics providers reported profits that either fell or vanished in the first quarter even though revenue was on the rise, the companies said.
Jonathan S. Reiskin and Ari Ashe | Staff Reporters
May 1, 2017Business
Car Haulers Finally Ratify Labor Pact; Carriers Switch to Pursuing New Deals
After 19 months in the limbo of working without a contract, Teamsters union members in the car-haul sector ratified a new labor pact with a resounding 86% yes vote, providing labor stability through May 2021 for unionized motor carriers that move cars and trucks.
Jonathan S. Reiskin and Ari Ashe | Staff Reporters
April 10, 2017Government, Business
Nafta Freight Falls 3.4% in 2016; Trucks Remain Dominant Mode
The volume of North American Free Trade Agreement commerce dipped by 3.4% last year compared with 2015, and with that decline, trucks hauled less freight across the U.S. borders with Canada and Mexico — although the value of the trade still topped $1 trillion, and trucks transported a strong majority of the goods.
Jonathan S. Reiskin and Ari Ashe | Staff Reporters
March 13, 2017Follow Us
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