Revenue Growth at LTL Truckers Drops But Outlook Brightens

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Revenue Growth at LTL Truckers Drops But Outlook Brightens

| Mar 26, 2014 9:47AM EDT
The less-than-truckload industry is finally close to recovering revenue lost in the Great Recession, with the biggest LTL carriers already matching pre-recession sales.
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