Landstar, Ryder, TransForce Earnings Rise; Universal Falls 3%

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: July 24, 2015

Truckload carrier Landstar System Inc., leasing specialist Ryder System Inc. and diversified North American carrier TransForce Inc. reported higher second-quarter earnings, but net income fell 3% at Universal Truckload Services Inc.

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Landstar, Ryder, TransForce Earnings Rise; Universal Falls 3%

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