| RedStone Logistics makes its move with acquisition |
Kansas City Business JournalRitchie was a founding member of Meridian IQ, a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide Inc. (Nasdaq: YRCW) that later was renamed YRC Logistics. He stayed with the company nine years before stepping down as CEO in 2009.
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| US Xpress Promotes Ray Harlin to President |
TruckinginfoMore > YRC Inc., a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide, is rebranding itself as YRC Freight.... More > UPS announced fourth quarter 2011 adjusted diluted earnings per share of $1.28, a 21% improvement from 2010's fourth quarter.
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| Trucking company involved fatal accident has satisfactory safety record |
WSLSYRC Worldwide is based in Overland Park, Kansas. Government records show it employs more than 14000 drivers, with 8766 "power units." The FMCSA website recorded that the company traveled more than 500 million miles in 2010 alone in the United States ...
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| YRC mulls exit from short-haul network |
DC VelocityBy Mark B. Solomon YRC Worldwide Inc.'s proposed move to take its long-haul carriers out of the market for freight moving 500 miles or less may streamline its operations and reduce its payout for damage claims. However, it is unlikely to have much of ...
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| YRC rebrands as YRC Freight |
Fleet OwnerThe company, formerly known as YRC after the merger of Yellow and Roadway and a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide, will continue to focus on less-than-truckload shipments throughout North America. “We are proudly debuting our new name, YRC Freight.
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| LTL and Express Road Haulage Group Revitalises Itself As Long Haul US Freight ... |
The Handy Shipping GuideThe group, in the form of holding company YRC Worldwide, has struggled with financial pressures over the past few years but survives thanks to agreements with investors and unions, asset disposals and share selling and exchange sprees.
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| YRC Rebrands Unit as YRC Freight |
Transport Topics Online“We're in the freight business — that's what we do,” YRC Worldwide CEO James Welch told Transport Topics during an interview Wednesday in Arlington, Va. “For the foreseeable future, our business is based on being the best LTL we can be,” he said.
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