USA Truck News Updates

USA Truck Inc. reported net income of $1.12 million, or 11 cents per share, to end a streak of first-quarter losses that covered eight years.

USA Truck CEO John Simone, 53, is taking a medical leave “to address issues relating to a serious medical condition," the truckload carrier said April 6.

USA Truck Inc.’s strongest quarterly earnings report in nine years helped the company complete a turnaround in 2014 that saw it post its first full year of per-share profits since 2008.

USA Truck Inc. reported its highest quarterly earnings per share in more than nine years and announced it had its first full year of positive earnings per share since 2008.

USA Truck Inc. said it is expanding its profitable brokerage unit known as Strategic Capacity Solutions by opening a new office in Florida and expanding the unit’s Chicago facility.

USA Truck Inc. reported its most profitable quarter in eight years as revenue grew in the trucking and logistics segments.

USA Truck Inc. minority shareholder, ADW Capital Partners, has called for the resignation of company CEO John Simone because progress in improving profits has been too slow.

Truckload carrier USA Truck said Cliff Beckham, the company’s former CEO and now executive vice president and chief financial officer, will resign Sept. 30 “to pursue new career opportunities.”

USA Truck Inc. reported its first quarter of positive income in three years on improved revenue, especially in its logistics business.

USA Truck Inc. announced the appointment of Alexander Greene to the company’s board of directors.