In 2025, contributors tackled trucking’s biggest trends—from AI adoption to driver pay changes and recruiting the next ...
Once a breakout non-fungible token (NFT) project during the 2021 crypto boom, Pudgy Penguins is turning to real-world visibility with a high-profile ad placement at the Las Vegas Sphere during ...
Although Illenium’s coming album “Odyssey” does not have a release date, fans can rejoice as there will be one place to experience it next year if you’re ready for a trip to Las Vegas. The second ...
They say that imitation is a form of flattery, but Snap-On likely won't look at any Harbor Freight imitations as complimentary based on past interactions. One example comes from a 2016 lawsuit in ...
While not the most well-known name in tools, Icon has built a decent reputation for itself. The line is one of several tool brands owned by Harbor Freight and has expanded tremendously, providing hand ...
Pink Floyd legend David Gilmour has revealed he’s working on new material and is open to the possibility of a residency at the Las Vegas Sphere. The 79-year-old musician shows no signs of slowing down ...
Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion walked down the yellow brick road to Oz 86 years ago. Now, “The Wizard of Oz” fans can feel like they’re joining them. The Sphere in Las Vegas is ...
Sphere is promising to take audiences over the rainbow, down the yellow brick road and into an entirely new type of cinematic experience. It’s “The Wizard of Oz” as you’ve never seen it before — not ...
Two of the largest US railroads, Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern, announced on Tuesday a plan to combine in a $72 billion deal that would create America’s first transcontinental freight railroad.
The Las Vegas attraction on Tuesday turned its exosphere into Dorothy's house, as tickets for the supersized and AI-enhanced version of the classic film go on sale. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor Early ...
Changes to the National Motor Freight classification system take effect in July. What does that mean for your trucking company? You're watching CCJs 10 44, a weekly web episode that brings you the ...
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