CH Robinson says AI already paying dividends as rivals focus on resilience

Just days after Kuehne+Nagel told investors artificial intelligence could generate Sfr100m-150m ($123m-$184m) in annual productivity gains by the end of 2027, CH Robinson has gone a step further, claiming the technology is already delivering measurable operational and financial benefits.  The US forwarder devoted much of its second-quarter earnings call to AI, repeatedly linking it to productivity Read full article →