Yellow, a nearly century-old trucking company and a major player in the American logistics industry, hit the brakes on operations and told its workers it plans to file for bankruptcy. WSJ’s Paul Page says Yellow’s financial woes have been decades in the making.
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- Why Trucking Giant Yellow’s Shutdown Could Cost Taxpayers Money
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