MONTREAL - Canadian National Railway Co. and Union Pacific Corp. are striking a deal that would end CN's opposition to that rival's proposal for a massive merger south of the
MONTREAL - Canadian National Railway Co. and Union Pacific Corp. are striking a deal that would end CN’s opposition to that rival’s proposal for a massive merger south of the border.
Announced Wednesday evening, the agreement would hand CN more network access in the U.S. Midwest in exchange for its tacit support for Union Pacific’s proposed US$85-billion acquisition of Norfolk Southern Corp.
Union Pacific picks up Canadian National's support for its plan to acquire Norfolk Southern railroad
Union Pacific and CN Reach Agreement to Expand Customer Opportunities in Connection with Merger
Union Pacific and CN Announce Agreement to Improve North American Rail Connectivity
Canada’s two biggest railways at odds over U.S. mega-merger
Big Labor Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern opposition sacrifices wrong members
Union Pacific struck a deal with Canadian National to secure that rival’s support for its proposed $85 billion acquisition of…
Union Pacific and CN Reach Agreement to Expand Customer Opportunities in Connection with Merger
Union Pacific and CN Announce Agreement to Improve North American Rail Connectivity
The Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern corporations announced Tuesday the companies will merge to create America's first…
The Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern corporations announced Thursday a new merger proposal.
The deal, which would build first coast-to-coast freight rail, could take up to two years to complete amid scrutiny.
