Global economy boosts revenue, niche buys among Top 50 3PLs

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Global economy boosts revenue, niche buys among Top 50 3PLs

Alan M. Field | Apr 13, 2018 9:17AM EDT

In 2017, the strengthening global economy increased business volumes and freight rates — boosting Top 50 third-party logistics providers’ revenue, while fueling niche mergers and acquisitions.

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