When I moved to Birmingham, Alabama, from Oxford, Mississippi, I was introduced to Conecuh sausage—a staple beloved by Alabamians, known for its distinct hickory-smoked flavor. My first taste was in a ...

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ANDY. YEAH, CHRIS. MAYBE. MAYBE NOT. WE DO KNOW THAT JACK COOPER TRANSPORT. THEY DELIVER F-150 PICKUP TRUCKS FROM HERE AT THE FORD PLANT TO RAIL YARDS AND ALSO TO DEALERSHIPS. SO THAT WORK IS A ...

(Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves) Sakaem Logistics, an entity with ties to the same family that owns Teamsters-staffed car hauler Jack Cooper, ended up acquiring less-than-truckload carrier Standard ...

A large contractor for Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) is laying off workers in Louisville. Auto hauler Jack Cooper Transport is ceasing its operations here and laying off its 189 local employees ...

Jack Cooper Transport Co. will permanently close its operating unit in Liberty, Missouri, on Feb. 2, 2025, affecting about 406 employees.The company notified the Missouri Department of Higher ...

Ford Motor Co. is ending its decadeslong contract with car hauling company Jack Cooper, a move that has enraged the Teamsters union — which indicated it will fight for the 1,400 union jobs at ...

Car hauling company Jack Cooper will close its operation in Wayne just weeks after Ford Motor Co. terminated its longstanding contract with the trucking firm without offering a reason why.

Gifting allows recipients to access the article for free. Jack Cooper Transport Co. LLC is planning to lay off 89 employees and permanently close its plant in Wayne after losing a contract from ...

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Top players bought in big to the fake meat industry. But, as many companies fail, Burger King’s billionaire boss Jack Cowin remains convinced Australians will want plant-based burgers.