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RXO’s acquisition of Coyote Logistics is now a done deal
Following a June announcement in which Atlanta-based global freight transportation and logistics services provider UPS said it had formally entered into an agreement to sell its Chicago-based truckload brokerage unit, Coyote Logistics, to Charlotte, N.C.-based full truckload broker RXO Logistics, for $1.025 billion, RXO said today that the deal is now official.
RXO is set to expand market presence with planned acquisition of Coyote Logistics
Atlanta-based global freight transportation and logistics services provider UPS said today it had formally entered into an agreement to sell its Chicago-based truckload brokerage business unit, Coyote, to Charlotte, N.C.-based full truckload brokerage RXO Logistics, for $1.025 billion.
Q&A: Kait Parker, VP of LTL Operations, Coyote Logistics
Logistics Management Group News Editor Jeff Berman recently spoke with Kait Parker, VP of LTL Operations at Coyote Logistics, a Chicago-based transportation and logistics management and truckload freight brokerage services, and a subsidiary of freight transportation and logistics services bellwether UPS. Parker provided Berman with an overview of the less-than-truckload (LTL) market, from a few different perspectives, including rates, planning, and service, among others.
Mid-quarter Coyote Curve takes a look at past, current, and future freight trends
In a mid-quarter update of the Coyote Curve by Coyote Logistics, a subsidiary of freight transportation and logistics services bellwether UPS, provided a wide-ranging overview of the freight market conditions, from three different perspectives: a look back at the second quarter; expectations for the third quarter; and a 2020-2023 forecast.
Q2 Coyote Curve report takes deep dive into the state of the truckload market
The most recent edition of the Coyote Curve by Coyote Logistics, a subsidiary of freight transportation and logistics services bellwether UPS, indicated that truckload market conditions remain challenged, due largely to COVID-19, with the caveat that they may have bottomed out in April.
Coyote Logistics rolls out new offering focused on digital freight platform enhancements
