Trucking Industry Struggles with Oversupply Amid Freight Downturn

Trucking Industry Struggles with Oversupply Amid Freight Downturn

TransCore data reveals spot market truckload capacity hitting a six-month high, exacerbating oversupply. Rising costs and slowing demand are squeezing profit margins in the trucking industry. Truck drivers need to be resourceful, adaptable, and improve service quality. Embracing intelligent and green technologies is crucial for survival and growth in this fiercely competitive market. They must carefully manage expenses and adapt to market fluctuations to remain competitive and thrive.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Uber Freight Expands Digital Tools for Brokers

Uber Freight Expands Digital Tools for Brokers

Uber Freight introduces Broker Access, designed to empower freight brokers through digitalization, streamlining freight processes, mitigating fraud risks, and improving operational efficiency. This solution offers Capacity-as-a-Service, connecting brokers to a network of quality carriers and supporting API, EDI, and TMS integration. Broker Access aims to help brokers achieve business growth in a competitive market by providing tools and access to capacity they need to thrive.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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SEKO Logistics Expands Ecommerce Reach with Omnichannel Buy

SEKO Logistics Expands Ecommerce Reach with Omnichannel Buy

SEKO Logistics has acquired a majority stake in Omni-Channel Logistics, strengthening its e-commerce and technology service offerings. This acquisition solidifies SEKO's leading position in cross-border e-commerce logistics, enabling the company to provide more comprehensive and integrated solutions to its customers. The move aims to enhance SEKO's capabilities in fulfilling the growing demands of the global e-commerce market and further expand its reach in key international markets.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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US Trucking Hours Reform Delayed Amid Democratic Pushback

US Trucking Hours Reform Delayed Amid Democratic Pushback

The US Hours of Service (HOS) reform for truck drivers, designed to improve operational efficiency and flexibility, faces potential delays due to a Democrat-led push for a 'full review.' The reform encompasses four key adjustments: break rules, sleeper berth provisions, adverse driving conditions exceptions, and expanded short-haul exemptions. The industry generally agrees that flexibility is crucial. However, political maneuvering has introduced uncertainty into the reform's implementation.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Updates Star Ratings Sellers Adjust to New Rules

Amazon Updates Star Ratings Sellers Adjust to New Rules

Amazon's new policy focusing solely on star ratings is coming into effect, posing challenges for sellers including difficulty in appealing and increased malicious competition. This article analyzes the impact of the new policy on sellers and proposes strategies such as improving customer service, monitoring rating data, and analyzing competitor information. Furthermore, it recommends using tools like ECPP ERP to help sellers maintain competitiveness and stabilize sales under the new regulations.

Bolan Highspeed Rail Launches New Era of Convenient Travel in China

Bolan Highspeed Rail Launches New Era of Convenient Travel in China

The opening of the Baolan High-speed Railway has enhanced connectivity between Gansu and cities across the country, making travel more convenient. With overlapping passenger demographics, airlines have quickly adjusted their route strategies by reducing short-haul flights and increasing flights to popular cities to meet new market demands. The efficient transportation provided by high-speed rail has created a new travel model, fostering a mutually beneficial development between the aviation industry and the local economy.

07/28/2025 Logistics
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Shopee Cuts Jobs in Thailand Amid Efficiency Push

Shopee Cuts Jobs in Thailand Amid Efficiency Push

Shopee's layoffs in Thailand are a microcosm of its global strategic adjustments, reflecting the need to reduce costs and improve efficiency amid profitability challenges. Previously, Shopee exited the Indian market, adjusted its Latin American business, and reduced its China team. Facing a global economic downturn, refined operations and risk management have become crucial for the survival and development of cross-border e-commerce companies. The layoffs signal a shift towards prioritizing profitability and sustainable growth in a challenging economic environment.

Amazon Shifts Return Label Fee Burden to Sellers

Amazon Shifts Return Label Fee Burden to Sellers

Amazon US is updating its self-fulfilled return policy. Starting January 14th, sellers will be responsible for shipping fee adjustments caused by inaccurate return label information. Sellers must ensure accurate product information, maintain valid return addresses, and monitor returned packages. Additionally, Amazon is partnering with Shutterstock to offer free image resources, helping sellers improve product presentation. Adhering to platform rules is crucial for long-term store operation. This change highlights the importance of accurate information and proactive management of returns for Amazon sellers.

01/04/2026 Logistics
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Banggood Adapts As Crossborder Ecommerce Slows

Banggood Adapts As Crossborder Ecommerce Slows

Banggood Guangzhou has suspended some operations and given employees early leave, reflecting the severe challenges facing the cross-border e-commerce industry. Affected by factors such as a deteriorating external environment and increased competition, companies are adopting strategies like business contraction and personnel optimization. Cross-border e-commerce enterprises need to employ diversified strategies, including refined operations, market diversification, and brand building, to survive and develop in the market downturn. These measures are crucial for navigating the current economic climate and ensuring long-term sustainability.