- Attorneys general in Kansas and Iowa joined business groups opposing the Union Pacific/Norfolk Southern merger.
- Six State Attorney Generals requested the Surface Transportation Board reject the proposed $85 billion merger between Norfolk Southern and Union Pacific.
- CEO of one company voiced support for the merger, which is creating a coast-to-coast rail network and improving intermodal logistics.
CSX CEO's belief could negatively impact the ongoing merger plans for Union Pacific Corporation.
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What happened
CSX CEO's belief could negatively impact the ongoing merger plans for Union Pacific Corporation.
Who's involved
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CEO of one company voiced support for the merger, which is creating a coast-to-coast rail network and improving intermodal logistics.Also in this story
- Hub Group is an exclusive partner in the ongoing merger between Union Pacific Railroad and Norfolk Southern.
- Norfolk Southern invested in a Chicago transload facility and partnered with The Transload Group LLC to support the merger.
The entities involved
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Joseph Hinrichs
American businessman
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Union Pacific Railroad
Class I freight-hauling railroad in the United States
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