Freaking cool CH Robinson – it's the operating model, stupid!
Bless the ‘new operating model’
When CH Robinson announced its fourth-quarter and annual results at the end of January, a key section of its 8-K form grabbed my attention.
It read: “Commencing with this quarter, we are now reporting operating results based on three reportable segments … North American Surface Transportation (NAST), Global Forwarding and Robinson Fresh.”
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