Yellow | Anyone know about this?
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They probably don’t, but they don’t have that choice, I do. That’s how yellow wounded up where they are today. Destroyed their whole company trying to get rid of one individual. When do I get my Warn Act check?Who said they would want you back anyway?
O’Brien might get one of those checks Rudy Giuliani have to give to those two ladies in Georgia.Who said they would want you back anyway?
Stacey Abrahms???????
The election workers
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So are you saying we gotta go join Putin and kill some Ukrainians for our pension back?
Not sure if majority of us are fit enough for the task be a bunch of giant Jello blobs for the meat grinder
I thought everything on TB was true. ..you mean it's not?You listen to people on here? Haven't you learned by now?
It doesn’t mean it is sold either. No one it right mind would flood market with that many daycabs. Not everyone is doom and gloom. Hope for the best. There are many who have not been able to get work, so be positive and maybe it will work out.
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almost13ranch
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Please just stop.
Yellow sells equipment to Ritchie Bros, Nations Capital
The auctioneers have been approved as the agents and liquidators for the bankrupt LTL carrier's roughly 60,000 trucks and trailers.
Equipment market braces for Yellow’s used tractor, trailer sales
Bidding already is well underway for the more than 160 terminals left over in the bankruptcy of the third-largest U.S. LTL, but the fate of its 14,000 tractors and 43,000 trailers...
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Gee thanks for the articles. First one saidPlease just stop.
Yellow sells equipment to Ritchie Bros, Nations Capital
The auctioneers have been approved as the agents and liquidators for the bankrupt LTL carrier's roughly 60,000 trucks and trailers.www.truckingdive.com
Equipment market braces for Yellow’s used tractor, trailer sales
Bidding already is well underway for the more than 160 terminals left over in the bankruptcy of the third-largest U.S. LTL, but the fate of its 14,000 tractors and 43,000 trailers...
“Yellow sells equipment to Ritchie” no they auction it off its not sold yet. A buyer could have equipment appraised ( still on site at terminals) and make an offer that the court can approve of. With both articles being written some time ago.
Second article said “ so the equipment question is very wide open”
I can’t figure out why you want to be so negative against a possible maybe slim possibility that a company wants to start up and put people back to work.
almost13ranch
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It’s one thing to be hopeful and positive, it’s another to completely ignore reality.
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Reality hasn't really been a part of the Yellow philosophy.
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It is interesting that the property auctions have paused and there’s no word on when they’ll resume. Maybe there really is something in the works?
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My guess he is trying to help you avoid yet another let down.
The challenges in operating a large LTL Network are extensive.
Starting one up with more than $2 BILLION in debt, with zero customers, no sales force, no pricing strategy, zero equipment, no safety/security/compliance, no infrastructure and none of the mammoth IT resources that LTL requires.
It takes some LTL carriers decades to build out their networks even while operating a profitable carrier.
Unsure how a formerly bankrupt car carrier even considers this....
Something is rotten...
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