Union Pacific acquired Norfolk Southern, while infrastructure projects and M&A explorations involving Goldman Sachs were also noted.
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What happened
Union Pacific acquired Norfolk Southern, while infrastructure projects and M&A explorations involving Goldman Sachs were also noted.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- CN monitors discussions about the UP-NS merger, while the American Chemistry Council opposes the consolidation in the freight rail industry.Sub-event
UP acquired NS; infrastructure projects and CSX M&A talks with Goldman Sachs were also reported.1 source
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The entities involved
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Union Pacific Railroad
Class I freight-hauling railroad in the United States
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Goldman Sachs
American investment bank
Related events
- New developments detail the potential business combination of major U.S. rail operators, including UP, Norfolk Southern, and CSX, alongside operational expansions via new freight routes in Texas and Mexico.
- Union Pacific Railroad has initiated a bid to acquire Norfolk Southern.
- Advanced discussions are underway regarding a potential business combination among major U.S. rail operators Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern, and CSX.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- Simply Wall St.CSX (CSX) Explores M&A Options Following Union Pacific's US$72 Billion Acquisition CSX recently explored potential mergers as rumors surfaced about the company's collaboration with Goldman Sachs to p
- ReutersCSX working with Goldman Sachs to explore strategic options, Bloomberg News reports (Reuters) -Railroad operator CSX is working with Goldman Sachs to explore strategic options following a merger betw