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The Keys to a Successful Auction: Why Taylor & Martin Rises Above the Competition

Selling over-the-road transportation equipment can be complicated, time-consuming and disappointing if you conduct a private sale on your own. Alternatively, auctions are a strong, strategic option for a fleet owner to refresh their inventory, and Taylor & Martin is the key to ultimate success. Read more…

LTL carriers benefit in Q3 from rebounding freight market

The weight of shipments transported by LTL carriers in the third quarter of 2026 kept rising as an ongoing freight market recovery boosts activity. Read more…

Oil prices ease as flows from Strait of Hormuz remain limited

Brent crude traded 2.3% lower to $103.38 a barrel on Sept. 17. Saudi Arabia’s closure of a key oil pipeline also adds to oil supply pressure as it moves to repair the pipeline. Read more…

Port of L.A. foiled 120 million cyberattacks in August

The Port of Los Angeles identified intrusion, network exploitation, credential harvesting and malware attacks, among other efforts. Read more…

DP World redraws Hormuz logistics with trucking expansion

The Dubai-based firm plans to grow its truck fleet by about 40% and add new land routes to diversify supply chains linking Europe, the U.S. and Asia to the Persian Gulf. Read more…

DoorDash, Uber expand Costco delivery partnership in U.S.

The growing availability of Costco on third-party delivery apps increases the competition for rival Instacart, which was one of Costco’s first third-party partners. Read more…

U.S. to reopen largest port for Mexican cattle shipments

The port in Santa Teresa, N.M., is the second to reopen, after the U.S. in late 2024 stalled livestock shipments from Mexico in order to prevent the spread of the New World screwworm. Read more…