Consolidated revenue of $2.36 billion was 13% higher y/y and $85 million better than expectations. (Diesel prices were roughly 50% higher y/y in the quarter.) Both yield and revenue per shipment (excluding fuel) improved y/y and sequentially, which was in line with management's guidance. Table: XPO's key performance indicatorsThe LTL unit recorded a 79.9% adjusted operating ratio (inverse of operating margin), which was 300 basis points better y/y and 400 bps better than the first quarter. Revenue per shipment outpaced adjusted cost per shipment by nearly 400 bps in the quarter.