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by FedEx Freight Embraces Independence, Pursues New Market Avenues
FedEx Freight has completed its transition to an independent entity, marking a significant strategic pivot for the carrier. This spin-off positions the company to chart its own course in the competiti
by Update: Jump in diesel prices alone not enough to boost intermodal fortunes – analyst
Title: Intermodal Success Requires More Than Just Rising Fuel Prices, Analyst Notes
For years, escalating diesel costs have consistently offered a notable advantage to the intermodal transport sector.
by Inland Rail Hubs Grapple with Post-Storm Bottlenecks
Key inland rail terminals in Chicago, Cincinnati, and Memphis currently face significant congestion. These operational bottlenecks are causing widespread delays and generating driver complaints.
These
by Update: FedEx Freight targets strategic density in spin-off
FedEx Freight is preparing for its scheduled spin-off in June, a pivotal move that will reshape the company’s operational focus. The freight carrier will prioritize “strategic density” within its netw
by Update: Air cargo shippers take short-term contract approach to close 2025
Air cargo shippers are increasingly favoring short-term contracts. Recent data from Xeneta highlights this significant trend. In the fourth quarter, shippers secured one-year terms for only 24% of new