J.B. Hunt Transport stock was down after the company reported fourth-quarter results that showed an expected improvement in shipping hasn’t arrived yet. Thursday evening, Hunt announced earnings per share of $1.

J.B. Hunt Transport Services defied a weak U.S. freight market to post a higher profit in the fourth quarter, although overall revenue fell as lower revenue per load more than offset volume gains.

J.B. Hunt stock is notably lower Friday after the logistics company fell short of fourth-quarter earnings expectations. Here's what you need to know.

U.S. trucking firm J.B. Hunt Transport Services missed Wall Street estimates for fourth-quarter profit on Thursday, as high expenses and a lower truck count weighed on revenue.

Shares of J.B. Hunt (NASDAQ:JBHT) were losing traction and dragging down the trucking sector in sympathy after the company’s Q1 guidance spooked investors, even as the company attributed the soft outlook to seasonal factors within the tucking industry.

BofA analyst Ken Hoexter lowered the firm’s price target on J.B. Hunt (JBHT) to $189 from $206 ... but above the firm’s target and the Street’s consensus estimate. Following the report ...

Shares of J.B. Hunt Transport Services dropped after the company reported lower revenue in the fourth quarter. The stock was down 9.2% to $169 in postmarket trading. Through Thursday's close ...

Intermodal volumes rose smartly in Q4, but yields didn’t follow as bid season is yet to bring across-the-board rate increases for the FO500 carrier. But company's leaders see

Stifel raised the firm’s price target on J.B. Hunt (JBHT) to $174 from $161 and keeps a Hold rating on the shares after the company reported Q4

J.B. Hunt Transport Services ended the year slightly behind where it was during the prior fourth quarter amid efforts to reinvest and improve operations, the company reported Jan. 16. The Lowell ...

BofA analyst Ken Hoexter lowered the firm’s price target on J.B. Hunt (JBHT) to $189 from $206 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares after the

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