Rose Rocket is bolting an “email-native” layer onto its transportation platform, acquiring a company whose software reads freight emails and turns them into structured records inside the TMS. The deal aims to solve a stubborn, everyday bottleneck for brokers and carriers: quoting, tenders, status updates and paperwork that arrive by…
ArcBest used its Sept. 29 Investor Day in New York to spell out an earnings roadmap that would roughly double profit by 2028, anchored by a consolidated non-GAAP EPS target of $12 to $15, an 87%–90% non-GAAP operating ratio in its asset-based LTL unit, $40–$70 million in non-GAAP operating income…
FEDEX’S 2025 PEAK SURCHARGES KICK IN TODAY, WITH HIGHER FEES FOR OVERSIZE AND ADDITIONAL HANDLING FedEx’s Additional Handling, Oversize and Unauthorized Package surcharges begin Sept. 29, with amounts escalating around the late‑November to late‑December peak and running through Jan. 18, 2026, impacting shippers of bulky parcels and residential deliveries. FMCSA…
Truck drivers using a federal listening forum delivered a simple message: improve compensation and working conditions before asking for longer days. That sentiment lands just as regulators moved in the opposite direction on workforce size, unveiling emergency restrictions on who can hold a non‑domiciled commercial driver’s license — a change…
Mexico’s cargo-theft problem did not let up through the third quarter, with thieves leaning on tighter coordination and faster takedowns of over-the-road freight. That trend — identified by industry reporting — is converging with heavier flows tied to nearshoring, leaving carriers operating through the country’s central corridors balancing strong demand…
On Monday, September 29, the U.S. Supreme Court is weighing whether to finally step into the long‑running fight over freight-broker negligence, a flashpoint that has split federal appeals courts and left brokers, carriers and shippers navigating different rules depending on where a crash occurs. The petition the justices are considering…
President Donald Trump will impose a 25% tariff on imported heavy trucks beginning Tuesday, Oct. 1, a late-September move that jolts manufacturers, cross-border suppliers and fleets planning fourth-quarter equipment buys. The White House framed the step as a national security measure to “protect” domestic truck builders, with the new duty…
The U.S. Department of Transportation on Friday, September 26, issued an emergency interim final rule sharply tightening who can obtain or renew a non-domiciled commercial driver’s license, citing a nationwide audit and a spate of fatal crashes involving foreign-domiciled drivers. The rule takes effect immediately and orders states to halt…
Mexico’s cargo-theft problem accelerated in the third quarter, with criminals refining playbooks to hit trucks in motion and zero in on high-demand loads. Intelligence cited by logistics security firms shows theft pressure centered on key corridors in the country’s industrial heartland and a shift toward more targeted, higher-value strikes. For…
What happened Liechtenstein and Montenegro have signed a bilateral treaty to eliminate double taxation, a move that tightens their fiscal framework and could lower cross‑border tax frictions for companies operating in or investing across the Western Balkans. The agreement was signed on September 25, 2025, in New York on the…
