Glenn Taylor is a Business Editor who writes for Sourcing Journal and Yahoo News. His work has also been featured in Forbes and WWD. Glenn specializes in covering topics related to shipping, logistics, and the business side of the retail industry.
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Glenn Taylor's extensive coverage of the transportation and logistics industry, with a focus on specific companies such as UPS, FedEx, Maersk, and Amazon suggests he will be most responsive to pitches that offer unique data-driven insights or exclusive news related to these companies. Given his frequent citation of official announcements and press releases in his articles, he may also be open to receiving relevant company updates or statements.
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While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Glenn's reporting it’s evident that he covers global issues within the transportation and logistics space without any particular regional limitations.
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By: Glenn Taylor
Canada's 55,000 postal workers will end a month-long strike Tuesday, four days after the federal government asked the country's labor relations board to issue a back-to-work order.
By: Glenn Taylor
President-elect Donald Trump said his upcoming administration could take USPS private, but many changes would still need congressional approval.
More of Yellow’s terminals are being sold off to two former less-than-truckload competitors Estes and R+L seeking to expand their U.S. real estate.
As India's air cargo volume is expected to quadruple over the next two decades—the largest projected growth of any worldwide market—a rebound of the country's apparel exporters could further ignite
As Amazon feels the pressure from Sen. Bernie Sanders and other top U.S. lawmakers on its warehouse working conditions, employees at eight of the e-commerce giant's facilities have authorized strike
By: Glenn Taylor
The import deluge keeps flowing into the West Coast ports. The Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles both handled a remarkably near-identical number of containers in November as the twin gateways en
By: Glenn Taylor
Teamsters-affiliated workers at several Amazon warehouses went on strike Thursday as the e-commerce giant stares down holiday shipping deadlines.
By: Glenn Taylor
Kal Freight filed for bankruptcy on Dec. 5, but one of its lenders claims the trucking firm fraudulently obtained $17 million in advance payments.
By: Glenn Taylor
In This Article DAII.SG The trucking industry is still hitting some speed bumps posed by a prolonged freight recession and low rates, as more carriers file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
FedEx is spinning off its less-than-truckload (LTL) business. After months of debate on what to do with FedEx Freight, the logistics giant decided it would separate the division into a standalone
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