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FreightWaves Raises $16 Million To Help Supply Chain/Transportation Track Carbon Footprint Wednesday, May 19, 2021 FreightWaves announced a $16 million capital raise to fund product expansion and go-to-market activities for FreightWaves Carbon Intelligence, the company’s new sustainability platform built on FreightWaves SONAR. The investment is led by Triangle Peak Partners, a Palo Alto-based venture capital firm that partners with companies in the technology and energy transition sectors. 8VC, Hearst Ventures, Prologis Ventures, Rise of the Rest fund,  Fontinalis and Kayne Partners ...

The Daily Dash: $1 annual salaries at Nikola J.B. Hunt braced for ‘chaotic’ balance of 2021, says chief commercial officer 0 55 1 minute read Nikola CEO Mark Russell. (Photos: Nikola) The Daily Dash is a quick look at what’s happening in the freight ecosystem. In today’s edition, we highlight Nikola executives playing the long game, TuSimple’s watermelon deliveries and more. FreightWaves’ free virtual event, LIVE @HOME, continues on Thursday; you can listen to pioneering entrepreneurs who see opportunity on the horizon. Click here to register. For complete coverage of We...

FreightWaves raised $16 million to support its Carbon Intelligence platform.

What steps need to be taken to reach net zero carbon? The first step is understanding internally where the key stakeholders stand when it comes to net zero, and the benefits and challenges of setting a net zero pathway. The next step is determining your level of ambition. Not all organisations will want to be ambitious. Some will want to keep up with the market, so it’s about being able to lay that out at the start so you can rely on your strategy with that. The third step is referring to the key guidance and credible experts to determine what a net zero pathway looks like. Previously, ther...

Could a new stock market shake-up property investment for good? Simon English When the International Property Stock Exchange launches in May, that might well become possible. IPSX is the brain child of David Delaney, 56, a former banker who was at Barclays for six years and Credit Suisse for 20 years as a fixed-income specialist. He plans to list individual buildings in which investors can buy shares, starting with The Mailbox in Birmingham, an office building that includes the BBC among its 46 tenants. The owners will raise £25 million from the float, valuing the building at...