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Five years after buying UPS’s freight business, TFI is struggling to turn it around

Katherine Langford
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Katherine Langford
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Five years after buying UPS’s freight business, TFI is struggling to turn it around — Vancouver Health news

TFI International Inc. TFII-T bought United Parcel Service’s freight business five years ago for US$800-million, betting it could revive the neglected unit and drive it to healthy profitability.

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