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Rivals call Norfolk Southern merger ‘anti-competitive’
8+ mon, 4+ day ago (892+ words) In the weeks since Atlanta-based Norfolk Southern and Omaha-based Union Pacific filed their application to become one transcontinental railroad company, all of their major competitors quickly filed comments against it. The filings provide a glimpse into the protests emerging as…...
In joint interview, Norfolk Southern, Union Pacific CEOs make case to merge
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (1547+ words) The CEOs of Atlanta-based Norfolk Southern and Omaha-based Union Pacific are spending a lot of time together these days. Mark George and Jim Vena are back and forth to each other’s headquarters frequently, they told a crowd at Railway Age’s…...
Opinion: Norfolk Southern–Union Pacific merger could boost Georgia freight
8+ mon, 2+ week ago (504+ words) Georgia is growing fast. Families and businesses continue to move and expand here, and our transportation infrastructure is more important than ever to maintain our economic strength. Whether we’re talking about congestion on I-75, bottlenecks at our ports or the…...