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On this episode of Cyberly, Blythe Brumleve looks at the ins and outs of working together with truckers who have found internet fame.
While some organizations blasted the Biden administration’s decision to withdraw a rule on employee classification, executives from Lyft and Uber have struck measured tones.
“What we saw in the market was an opportunity to connect all of these new data sources and automation systems and consolidate all of that into one place”
The earnings call revealed that Uber, like so many others, is working to fill out its driver ranks.
First-quarter revenue results were aligned with FLEETCOR’s expectations, but at $609 million, they fell 8% short of first-quarter 2020 results.
Importers are scrambling as demand sails past ocean transport supply. The numbers paint an ominous picture for cargo shippers.
About 37% of 1,005 respondents said they will ship their gifts this year, the first-ever UPS Mother’s Day survey finds.
Diesel sales at the company showed a slight decline from the fourth quarter but were significantly higher than Q1 2020.
The increase marks the first rise since four weeks of declines and one week of status quo.
Truckload shippers are accepting double-digit rate hikes in 2021 and further increases in 2022, Deutsche Bank’s lead transport analyst says.
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