Clarissa Hawes is a Senior Editor and Investigative Reporter at Texas Border Business. She specializes in themes related to supply chain and logistics, transportation and mobility, as well as security and law enforcement, often exploring topics such as bankruptcy, fraud, crime, and corruption. Her work has been featured in prominent publications including FreightWaves and Yahoo Finance.
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Clarissa Hawes' coverage primarily focuses on the transportation and logistics industry, with specific emphasis on breaking news, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and press releases. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering insights or expert commentary related to the latest developments in the trucking industry, postal service operations, supply chain challenges, bankruptcy issues within these sectors and fraud cases. Providing access to exclusive data or analysis pertaining to these topics could enhance your pitch's appeal.
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By: Clarissa Hawes
A co-owner of a Massachusetts trucking company was sentenced to two months in prison after admitting that he falsified driving logs and lied to investigators in connection with a June 2019 fatal collision involving the driver of one of its trucks.
Nearly 100 truck drivers for Stagecoach Cartage and Distribution of El Paso, Texas, were notified earlier this week that its over-the-road division
Facebook Twitter/X LinkedIn A former NFL player and his business partner, who were co-owners of a construction business and
Facebook Twitter/X LinkedIn A California man was sentenced to two years and nine months in federal prison for embezzling
By: Clarissa Hawes
Sankalp Arora, co-founder and CEO of Gather AI, and FreightWaves’ Grace Sharkey discussed during FreightWaves’ Domestic Supply Chain Summit the use of AI technology and drones to automate inventory monitoring and asset tracking in warehousing to improve efficiency and reduce human error.
By: Clarissa Hawes
The manager of a New York-based freight forwarding company is facing criminal charges alleging she violated federal export controls by illegally shipping oil and gas products to Russia.
Facebook Twitter/X LinkedIn A West Virginia-based trucking company, which hauls coal, logs and wood chips, recently filed for bankruptcy.
An online auction was underway Tuesday to sell some of the assets of intrastate trucking company D.A.F.S. Transport of Monahans, Texas, which operates primarily in the Permian Basin in West Texas.
Some of the assets of D.A.F.S. Transport of Monahans, Texas, were being auctioned online on Tuesday, Dec. 17. (Photo credit: Jim Allen/FreightWaves)
A family-owned Missouri trucking company with 265 trucks and 255 drivers recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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