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C.H. Robinson acquires logistics provider RXO for $5.8 billion

William B. Cassidy, Senior Editor, Trucking |

The deal — the largest in logistics so far this year — expands C.H. Robinson’s expedited and last-mile network and builds density across its North American logistics platform.

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AI air cargo boom sets up strong peak season on the trans-Pacific

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Volume on the Asia-North America trade lane has recovered rapidly from the summer slowdown, with demand growth shrugging off soaring fuel prices and elevated rates.

Intermodal growth puts focus on rebuilding drayage driver base

Ari Ashe, Senior Editor, Intermodal Rail |

The pool of drivers available to haul 53-foot domestic containers has shrunk since the freight recession began in 2022, making it harder for intermodal providers to respond quickly to the current surge in volumes.

Hapag-Lloyd’s revised bid for Zim may need to start again: reports

Greg Knowler, Senior Editor Europe |

Securing approval for the $4.2 billion deal has proven to be a difficult task, given Tel Aviv’s framing of the Zim acquisition as a national security issue.

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