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Kroger is looking to compete more fiercely with Walmart and other companies that have gained ground in recent years at the expense of traditional grocery operators.

The lawsuit describes an intentional collision-for-profit enterprise that recruited claimants to stage or exaggerate crashes involving FedEx’s commercial vehicles.

U.S. Class 8 retail sales fell below the prior-year level as buyers continued to wait for a more sustained freight market recovery in April.

Many states represented at the Department of Commerce’s 2026 SelectUSA Investment Summit not only wanted to win business from foreign investors, but also from the nation’s trucking industry.

40.3% cite manual processes as top challenge. Based on a survey of 149 supply chain professionals, C3 Solutions' 2026 survey report reveals where dock and yard operations are breaking down, and what leading organizations are doing differently to close the gap.

FMCSA Administrator Derek Barrs emphasized that responsible carriers play a central role in improving safety and identifying those who undermine the system.

For the first time, the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee included a federal policy framework regulating the deployment of self-driving trucks.

Brent crude, the international standard, fell 5.2% to $105.45 per barrel. But gasoline rose 3 cents overnight to $4.56 a gallon, according to AAA. 

The decline of 17.8 million barrels brings crude inventories to the lowest levels in nearly a year, according to data from EIA.

U.N. economists said global GDP growth is now forecast at 2.5% for 2026, down from 2.7% in January, and it could fall to only 2.1% “in a more adverse scenario.”