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The rural Port of Brunswick is trying to overtake the Port of Baltimore as the top “roll-on/roll-off” port in the U.S.
UPS and FedEx, not to mention Target and Walmart, are all racing to keep up with Amazon’s same- or next- day shipping options because shoppers have become used to faster delivery times.
“Returnless refunds” or “keep it” return policies have now been adopted by more than half of major retailers, according to a new survey.
Does weakening demand for shipping suggest a downturn in 2024, or might there be signs of brighter days ahead for the freight industry?
Delivery giant grows its network of sites where customers can send back packages by adding 10,000 Happy Returns drop-off locations.
A shutdown will affect farmers exporting products from Canada, mostly to Europe and the Middle East.
Furniture used to last a lifetime. Now, not so much. But how did we get here?
Shipping companies need to cover their higher costs, but there’s a limit to how much they can pass on to customers.
As Yellow is sold for parts in bankruptcy court, one group of assets is getting all the attention: Its terminals.
As consumers favor services over buying goods, FedEx and other shippers are feeling the pinch.
