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- Journal of Commerce, but it is behind a pay wall. Worth the subscription fee if you have a need to stay out front of breaking logistics news.
- There are several free publications that do annual rankings of freight forwarders. Inbound Logistics has one (here), but they don't actually rank 1-100, they just list them. Armstrong & Associates also puts out a good one (here) that actually ranks them 1-25.
- There are a ridiculous number of books about logistics and supply chain management. I would look on Amazon and just search for them. A few that I have read recently are this, this, and this.
- This is highly subjective and would depend on what level these people are out. Executive level management will be making around that much in a year, but most people who handle the day to day functions are under $100,000 (ยฃ62,000)...and even then the high end of that is not very common.