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The company will invest more than $5.2 million in Fort Worth, TX to expand its supply management, logistics, and transportation management operations.


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The company will invest more than $5.2 million in Fort Worth, TX to expand its supply management, logistics, and transportation management operations.
07/9/2020

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Ryder Expanding, Creating 200 Jobs In Texas

The company will invest more than $5.2 million in Fort Worth, TX to expand its supply management, logistics, and transportation management operations.

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