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By Ian Putzger
The grass is not always greener on the other side, apparently; truckload and transport provider US Xpress has turned its back on the cross-border trucking business with Mexico.
The company, which conducts more than 200 daily border crossings through Laredo, is selling its 95% stake in Mexico-based Xpress Internacional.
The sale, to an unidentified buyer, will bring in $4.5m, with a further $8.5m to be paid over the next eight-and-a-half years.
US Xpress is also selling its trucking terminal in Laredo, along with ...
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