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The rare structure — bonds that turn into equity in another company if the underlying stock exceeds a set price after a period — offered investors a compelling combination of attributes.
East and West coast economic development officials promoted trucking and multimodal logistics opportunities around the ports of Baltimore and Sacramento.
The country’s top transportation officer defended the White House’s fiscal 2026 funding request for his department during a recent Senate subcommittee hearing.
The freight market experienced another monthly dip in tonnage due to choppy market conditions in April, American Trucking Associations reported.
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The appointments will take effect after the separation of FedEx Freight from FedEx Corp., which the company expects to complete by June 2026.
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