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U.S. rail industry defends safety record amid staffing cuts
More than 22 percent of the jobs at railroads Union Pacific, CSX and Norfolk Southern have been eliminated since 2017
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Judge says railroad talks should be part of price-fixing lawsuits
Shippers say railroads conspired to boost prices starting in 2003 by imposing co-ordinated fuel surcharges
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CSX plan to buy railroad raises competition concerns
Norfolk Southern raised concerns saying deal could undermine competition between CSX and Norfolk Southern
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CP joins TradeLens
Blockchain program handles 700 million events annually
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U.S. rail companies feeling downturn
North American rail volume last week, including 12 U.S., Canadian and Mexican railroads, fell 7.6 percent
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CP approached CSX about deal while pursuing NS
CP CEO Hunter Harrison said his railroad remains committed to its roughly $30 billion bid for Norfolk Southern
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CSX streamlining may cost 116 jobs
Cuts will be across the network at numerous locations
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CSX CEO opposes railroad mergers
They don’t offer significant benefits, and federal regulators might not approve them, says Michael Ward, CSX’s chairman and CEO
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Who’s on the move: September 28, 2015
Appointments, promotions moves and changes in the supply chain sector
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Tennessee derailment: Update
Evacuated Tennessee families wait for smoke from hazardous rail spill to clear