E-commerce draws Knight-Swift to LTL sector with $1.35 billion deal

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E-commerce draws Knight-Swift to LTL sector with $1.35 billion deal

| Jul 06, 2021 5:17PM EDT
The $1.35 billion acquisition of multi-regional LTL carrier AAA Cooper broadens the largest US truckload operator’s service portfolio as more e-commerce freight flows toward the LTL marketplace.
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