Jack Cooper to buy Allied Systems, become largest N.A. car hauler

September 19, 2013 05:00 AM

Leading U.S. car hauler Allied Systems Holdings Inc. said it has agreed to be sold in U.S. Bankruptcy Court to Jack Cooper Holdings Corp. for $135 million.

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