Cathy Roberson is the Founder and President of Logistics Trends & Insights LLC, a research and consulting firm specializing in supply chain management. She is a renowned writer and researcher in the field, and her work has been featured in publications such as Sourcing Journal and Air Cargo World. Cathy's expertise lies in analyzing and providing insights on various aspects of the logistics industry, including air cargo, freight forwarding, and supply chain trends.
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By: Cathy Roberson
Despite cutting costs and combining its FedEx Ground and FedEx Express divisions, FedEx reported disappointing earnings for its fiscal first quarter. Revenue for the quarter, which ended Aug. 31, dipped less than 1% year over year to $21.6 billion. Much like UPS, FedEx is feeling the brunt of a competitive B2C parcel market that typically […]
By: Cathy Roberson
Improving signs in B2B demand are leading to a more upbeat outlook for some express providers. DHL and UPS reported positive signs during their second-quarter earnings calls. However, FedEx Chief Executive Raj Subramaniam told analysts during his company’s earnings call last week, “Weakness in the industrial economy pressured our B2B volumes, particularly in the U.S.” […]
The FAA accepted Delta Air Lines’ application to use camera-based drones to conduct visual inspections of its aircraft in operation.
By: Cathy Roberson
Expectations of tight capacity during the fourth quarter have rates climbing. Have express carriers priced themselves out of the market?
JD Logistics is expanding its express routes as competition heats up for quicker cross-border deliveries ahead of peak season.
MIAMI — Tariffs and e-commerce were the most popular topics discussed throughout the first day of TIACA’s Air Cargo Forum on Nov. 12.
By: Cathy Roberson
The USPS' financial losses deepened for the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30 as it continued reducing costs and optimizing its network.
By: Cathy Roberson
Regulations relating to US de minimis imports will likely change with the second Trump administration and harm the air cargo industry.
Express and last-mile delivery carriers will likely experience less-than-record revenue and parcel volumes this holiday peak season.
By: Cathy Roberson
One of the worst-kept secrets this year has been that FedEx would likely spin off its less-than-truckload subsidiary, FedEx Freight.
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