April 16, 2021 | Today's news and insights for transport leaders Note from the editor Yellow's No. 1 priority is hiring, CEO Darren Hawkins said in an announcement about this week's job fair. The company is seeking thousands of employees by the end of the year.
But Yellow hasn't always been in expansion mode. Less than a year ago, then-YRC was on the brink of collapse. Analysts thought operations could wind down by July 4, 2020 — until salvation came, in the form of a $700 million loan.
In today's newsletter, we're taking a closer look at Yellow. Senior Reporter Jim Stinson tells the tale of Yellow/YRC, in a company profile that I'm proud to announce won a regional gold award from the American Society of Business Publication Editors. If you haven't had a chance to read it yet, I highly recommend this story of growth and loss, of struggle and survival. Here's the article.
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