UPS is selling its LTL and truckload business, UPS Freight, to TFI International for $800 million, the companies announced Monday morning. The completion of the deal is expected in the second quarter ...

UPS is selling its UPS Freight less-than-truckload division to TFI International Inc. for $800 million. The decision to sell UPS Freight aligns with the company’s “better not bigger” strategic ...

TFI International Inc. is acquiring UPS Freight in an $800 million deal that company leaders said aligns with their businesses’ individual and shared goals. Under the deal, announced Jan. 25, UPS ...

UPS announced the launch of UPS Freight Pickup Notifications for LTL, a service designed to provide an added level of pickup control for the less-than-truckload industry. The new feature for LTL ...

– Combined LTL networks in the United States and Canada projected to provide most extensive North American coverage, accelerating industrial and e-commerce growth opportunities – “In particular, we ...

UPS has expanded its UPS Developer Kit, formerly known as UPS OnLine Tools, to include less-than-truckload (LTL) services, package dropoff locator capabilities and street-level address validation. The ...

TFI International Inc. (TFI) is buying UPS Freight, the less-than-truckload (LTL) and dedicated truckload (TL) division of United Parcel Service Inc., for $800 million, the two companies announced.

Logistics professionals navigating their path forward face challenging market conditions, an evolving regulatory environment, a rapidly changing technology landscape, and an increasingly competitive ...

TFI International plans to close four former UPS Freight terminals in December as the Canadian company works to bring down costs and optimize its U.S. LTL network, CEO Alain Bédard told financial ...

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Index expects first positive QoQ truckload trend since Q1 2022, while potential Yellow collapse casts uncertainty over sagging LTL market and prolonged Teamsters-UPS negotiations threaten disruption ...