BW retail scales e-commerce fulfillment with Descartes’ Ecommerce Warehouse and Shipping Solution
"BW Retail has grown rapidly to become an industry leader in end-to-end eCommerce retail brand management and logistics operations."
Trucker Path teams up with Transport Pro to expand load visibility for drivers and fleets
The integration allows Transport Pro brokers to seamlessly and instantly post available loads on the TruckLoads digital freight exchange with a single click
Outrider equips autonomous trucks with deep-learning driven robotic arms
Outrider product is the first to solve the challenges of attaching brake lines
Highway Transport’s Pam Randol selected as finalist for NTTC Driver of the Year Grand Champion
The National Tank Truck Carriers (NTTC) has recognized Highway Transport driver Pamela “Pam” Randol as one of eight finalists in the 2022-2023 Professional Tank Truck…
Oakland Community & Economic Development Committee hears report on economics of Oakland A’s Howard Terminal Proposal
Councilmembers heard expert testimony from nationally recognized sports economist, University of San Francisco Professor of Sport Management Nola Agha
Delta airlines raise profit outlook as rivals warn of weakening demand
Delta Air Lines Inc. boosted its fourth-quarter earnings outlook but trimmed the top end of a revenue forecast, keeping a bullish travel forecast even as…
Embraer in talks to sell regional jets to Singapore Air Unit
Embraer SA is in talks with Singapore Airlines Ltd. to supply its Scoot unit with regional jets, giving the low-cost subsidiary a smaller aircraft capable…
Britain’s most-delayed rail firm told ‘Speedy’ tag a poor joke
Britain’s biggest inter-city train operator, Avanti West Coast, was told that its speedy-sounding name has become a bad joke after it clocked up the worst…
ASML’s CEO pushes back on further export restrictions to China
Dutch chip-gear giant ASML Holding NV has “given up enough” with the pre-existing restrictions on its sales to China, Chief Executive Officer Peter Wennink said.
Strikes and snow turn the city of London into a ghost town
Train strikes and freezing weather have left London’s business districts deserted this week as thousands of financial professionals work from home to avoid disrupted commutes.
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