Blink Charging (NASDAQ: BLNK) ) is a global leader in electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment and services, enabling drivers, hosts, and fleets to easily transition to electric transportation through innovative charging solutions. With over 93,000 charging ports sold, contracted, or deployed in more than 27 countries, Blink empower EV drivers to embrace EV adoption by installing fast, reliable charging solutions precisely where they are needed.
Consuelo Capshaw, Territory Sales Manager at Blink Charging, underscores the company’s mission to alleviate range anxiety for EV drivers. By systematically increasing the availability of chargers, Blink Charging is paving the way for more electric vehicles on the road, ensuring a seamless and confident driving experience for all.
Drayage, the short-haul transport of containers from ports to warehouses, has become a critical link in global logistics. E-commerce growth and shifting supply chain strategies have pushed this step into sharper focus. U.S. containerized imports totaled 28,196,462 TEUs in 2024, a 13 percent increase from the previous year, underscoring the rising demand for port-to-warehouse…
Volatile tariffs, inflationary pressures, and advances in fleet lifecycle management are forcing trucking executives to make strategic choices under uncertainty. The decision to replace or upgrade Class 8 trucks is no longer just about cost-per-month—it’s about lifecycle value, operational safety, compliance readiness, and long-term competitiveness. As the EV credit deadline approaches and OEMs release…
The freight logistics industry is undergoing a quiet transformation. With financial instability affecting brokerages and shifting commission structures prompting sales talent to explore new paths, the “agent model” — a 1099 contractor framework for freight brokers — is seeing renewed attention. As more logistics professionals seek greater flexibility, ownership, and earnings potential, understanding the…