US intermodal rail faces familiar threat

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US intermodal rail faces familiar threat

Theodore Prince, Chief Operating Officer, Tiger Cool Express | Jan 05, 2018 9:54AM EST

The intermodal sector has the feel of a certain US film, which is fine, if a disrupter follows a longtime tactic that led to sector innovation.

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