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Bold bidding for tired Geelong West California bungalow

Local buyers jumped at the chance to reinvent a charming California bungalow at auction on Saturday.

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A house down south: Perfect modern remake to a South Geelong home

This meticulously renovated home offers luxury, space, a dash of quirk, and a brilliant location.

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Audax exits Smart Care to Wind Point-backed Zone Climate Services

Audax Private Equity has sold commercial kitchen equipment maintenance service business Smart Care to Wind Point Partners-backed Zone Climate Services.

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American Woodmark Carving Out Improved Supply Chain Efficiency with Tecsys’ Elite™ WMS

  Operating 17 manufacturing facilities in the United States and Mexico, kitchen and bath cabinet…

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Designing effective hybrid work: leveraging the 5 reasons for offices to exist

As we emerge from the pandemic, in most countries office work is resuming at scale, meaning doing hybrid work well is a priority for every organization. This topic currently makes up a considerable portion of my client work. Many workers and executives have learned to appreciate the many positives of remote work, yet for many […]

How safe is your kitchenware?

The kitchen utensils and cookware industry is highly regulated, with strict safety standards to ensure the health and safety of consumers. Chemicals present in what’s known as ‘food contact materials’ are known to potentially migrate and contaminate the food they come into contact with, creating risks for consumer health.

Pizza Addict – Black Owned Business | Evergreen Market Blog

Candice Sweet is one of the proud owners of Pizza Addict, alongside her husband, Shon Sweet. This Pizza joint has been running for...

Stardew Valley Marriage Guide | Who Should I Marry?

If you’ve recently found yourself wandering the virtual fields of your late grandfather’s run-down farm, chances are you’ve made your way into the friendly...

Another Tough Report from A Carrier – Schneider Has Tough Q32019

The freight recession is real and the carriers are feeling the pain.  We know the smaller carriers are truly suffering however today Schneider (SNDR) reported and it does not appear to be pretty.  First, relative to expectations it was a tough quarter.  From Seeking Alpha:
  1. EPS missed by .02 on Non GAAP and by .11 on a GAAP basis
  2. Revenue was down 7.7% YoY and missed expectations by $40mm
A couple of key points from their press release:
  1. Volumes and price were "compressed" and while they stated there was a "moderate" uplift in the seasonal volume the tone of the message was it was virtually meaningless.  We have learned this from other carriers:  There has been no meaningful "surge" period.
     
  2. We knew there were shutdown costs due to the closing of the First to Final Mile business (Which opened to a lot of fanfare about 2 years ago) but I found it surprising they had to impair the value of trucks they are selling.  This tells me they are shrinking the fleet and are actually taking losses on the equipment to dispose of them.
  3. While their truckload numbers are tough to decipher due to impacts of the FTFM closure and the impairment of tractors, both intermodal and logistics (think brokerage) suffered as well.  Intermodal was down 2% due to volumes and Logistics was down 13% (Blamed on a major customer insourcing). 
  4. They lowered their guidance from what was $1.30 per share to $1.38 and it is now $1.24 to $1.30.  Again, this appears to be due to the tractor impairment charge.  Interestingly they lowered their CAPEX for the year which again, indicates to me they are shrinking the asset base.  
My opinion is the freight recession is even tougher than originally stated for all carriers.  While I do think there is some "kitchen sink" activity going on here (So many losses due to shutting down the FTFM that they are adding in other stuff to clean up) I think the recession is real.  

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