Michael Rudolph

Ship recycling has fallen to its lowest level in 20 years, per a recent report by the Baltic and International Maritime Council.

The early stages of this recovery are characterized by a rebalancing market, a return to normalcy after a four-year roller coaster of volatility.

The sustained imbalance between supply and demand has yet to be corrected, such that only an unprecedented tidal wave of demand could satisfy the current amount of capacity in the national freight economy.

Florida International University College of Business’s Dr. Patrucco teaches novel approaches to buyer-supplier relationships.

Spot rates did eventually see a boost at the start of the new year, albeit one that was unable to meet our prior forecasts.

Tender volumes began to outpace 2020 earlier this week and are now marching toward favorable comparisons with 2021.

Florida International University College of Business’s Dr. Maloney argues for a holistic, but not purely academic, understanding of supply chains.

Volumes are leveling out at the start of December, delaying the seasonal dip that ordinarily occurs at this time of the year.

On this week’s episode of Taking the Hire Road, Jeremy Reymer, founder of DriverReach, is joined by Simon Curtis, CEO of Career Driver and director of Curtis Gabriel.

This week, freight markets underwent a surprising rally that saw a wave of volumes sweep across the country.