Ryan Spencer has managed facilities across the country for the trucking company, XPO, which has more than 300 centers across ...

Confidence that the trucking industry would improve in 2025 was led by an American Trucking Association ... and about 88,000 trucking companies and 8,000 freight brokerage firms ceased operating ...

Yellow Corp., a once-dominant US trucking company, has filed for bankruptcy ... This is a sad day for workers and the American freight industry,” said O’Brien.

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Yellow, a trucking company that just three years ago took ... "This is a sad day for workers and the American freight industry." The union's announcement comes hours after The Wall Street Journal ...

An American trucking association is the latest to sound the alarm over a "freight recession" gripping the US, saying it will be tough for trucking companies to stay afloat if the slump in freight ...

Yellow Corp., a 99-year-old trucking company that was once a dominant ... This is a sad day for workers and the American freight industry,” said Teamsters President Sean O’Brien in a statement.

Yellow Corp., one of the largest trucking companies in the United ... nearly 30,000 employees at the nearly-century-old freight delivery company, which generates about $5 billion in annual revenue.

This is a sad day for workers and the American freight industry,” Trucking company Yellow did not agree with his assessment. In a mid-July press release, the company stated, “Teamsters General ...

Its origin story is a familiar one in North American trucking. In 1929, Leland James founded a long-haul freight company in Portland, Oregon, called Consolidated Freightways. James was picky about ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Trucking company Yellow Corp. has shut down ... “This is a sad day for workers and the American freight industry.” No bankruptcy filings had gone live as of Tuesday afternoon.

A strike could exacerbate the congestion that has plagued American ports. It would bring fresh pressure to bear on trucking companies — the most obvious alternatives for moving freight — as ...