Tenstreet provides smoother connection between drivers, carriers through continued acquisitions

As the trucking industry evolves, so do the problems that drivers and carriers face. In such a fast-moving environment, it would be challenging for one company to provide solutions to the full breadth of issues that pop up. It is a challenge that Tenstreet has chosen to take on.  The team at Tenstreet prides themselves…

Railroads reach deals with unions on sick leave, conductor training

Class I railroads BNSF and CSX have announced agreements with key labor groups: BNSF reached a sick leave and work-rest agreement with the union representing locomotive engineers, while CSX and the union representing conductors partnered to enhance CSX’s training program for conductors. BNSF strikes sick leave and work-rest agreement with BLET Western U.S. rail carrier…

Daimler Truck follows OEM pattern: Revenue up, orders down

Daimler Truck reported higher second-quarter profits and revenue, but like OEMs reporting earlier, the market leader saw incoming orders fall. The German truck and bus maker said net profit rose to 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) from 946 billion euros in the second quarter of 2022.  Revenue increased to 13.88 billion euros from 12.1 billion….

DHL posts decent Q2 results despite economic headwinds

DHL Group overcame weak economic conditions and reported decent second-quarter results, the German conglomerate announced Tuesday. Revenue of $22.1 billion was down year over year from $26.4 billion. Operating profit was about the same from the first quarter at $1.9 billion. The company raised the low end of its 2023 earnings before interest and taxes…