James Miller

New Anti-Theft Legislation Targeting Complex Cargo Theft Threatens Trucking and Retail Sectors

Cargo theft remains a persistent and evolving challenge, with a significant surge driven by organized groups operating from overseas.

How Federal Reserve Rate Cuts Will Spark Increased Trucking M&A Activity in 2026

In 2026, a notable increase in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity within the trucking and broader transportation sectors is expected, thanks largely to the influence of reduced borrowing costs.

Financing and Reconstruction Challenges for Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge Set to Open in 2030

The Francis Scott Key Bridge in Maryland, a critical economic artery, faces a lengthy and costly rebuilding effort following its collapse in early 2024.

How Ember LifeSciences’ $16.5 Million Boost is Changing the Game for Cold Chain Pharma Shipping

Ember LifeSciences is stepping up the pharmaceutical logistics game by securing $16.5 million in Series A funding to expand the reach of its connected cold-chain technology.

Former Finance Director of First Brands Group to Rely on Fifth Amendment During Investigation

The spotlight has fallen on First Brands Group, a major player in the auto parts supply sector, as it battles through bankruptcy complications intertwined with federal probes.

How Ocean Network Express is Innovating China-Red Sea Cargo Routes with a New Suez-Bypassing Service

Ocean Network Express (ONE) is turning heads again with its fresh venture—the "Red-Sea China Service" (RCS)—marking its return to the Red Sea market.

Explore the 2026 Mercedes-Benz Motorhome: A New Benchmark in Luxury and Innovation for Road Travel

The 2026 Mercedes-Benz Motorhome sets a fresh mark in the realm of luxury travel, merging sophisticated design, advanced technology, and supreme comfort on the road.

Waymo Seeks Massive Investment to Accelerate Autonomous Taxi Expansion Amid Fierce Industry Competition

Waymo, the autonomous vehicle unit operated under Alphabet Inc., is in the midst of talks to secure more than $15 billion in a new funding round.

USPS To Expand Shippers’ Last-Mile Facility Access through Competitive Bidding Starting 2026

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is set to launch a competitive bid process early next year, opening up access to its last-mile delivery infrastructure.

How Empire National’s Operational Expertise is Powering Its National Growth in Trucking

Empire National began as a small, family-founded trucking business shaped by the values of personal responsibility and dependable service.

Examining the EU's Push for Greener Vehicle Fleets and CO2 Regulation Challenges

The European Commission's latest automotive package signals a decisive move toward reducing carbon emissions within road transport, particularly emphasizing CO₂ standards for passenger cars and vans.

How Yellow Corp. Terminal Sales Mark a Shift in Freight and Logistics Landscape

Recently, several key terminals once operated by Yellow Corp., a less-than-truckload (LTL) freight carrier, were sold off as part of the company’s bankruptcy process.