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Rail & Intermodal: Page 7
Unions Vow to Fight $85B Rail Merger Over 'Catastrophic' Risks
One labor group warned that the merger would create a duopoly that would lead to higher freight costs, fewer service options and less competition.
Lutnick Signals Support for Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern Deal
U.S. rules require rail mergers to show that a deal would serve the public interest and enhance competition, a step beyond merger requirements applied to other industries.
Polish President Pressures Premier Over $36B Airport Plan
Last year, Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s cabinet amended the $36 billion airport project, which was drawn up by his nationalist predecessors, scaling down rail investments.
Is Mexico’s CIIT Really Going to Challenge the Panama Canal?
On March 31, 2025, Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum gave the project a shout-out at a news conference. However, official information about the project has been scant.
Union Pacific Announces Landmark $85B Deal to Buy Norfolk Southern
The deal announced on July 29 would put roughly 40% of the nation's rail freight in the hands of a single company.
BNSF Rolls Out Expedited Service from LA to Houston
BNSF says that the service will be 24 hours faster than its standard product, and 48 hours faster than its previous service offering for the route.
CN Rail Chops Forecast as Trade War Hits Commodities, Autos
The company will work with customers in sectors affected by tariffs to help them get access to other markets, the CEO said.
Mobility at the Margins: What Border Crossings Reveal Before Trade Data Does
Real-time insights from border crossings allow companies to re-route shipments, renegotiate supplier terms, or rebalance inventory before the ripple effects settle in.
Why the Future of Freight Is Multimodal
To keep operations and supply chains stable, companies today need a freight strategy that can flex under pressure. That means going multimodal.
Union Pacific Is Exploring a Deal for Norfolk Southern
Speculation has been growing about a large merger in the North American rail industry under the assumption that the government will be more amenable to consolidation under President Donald Trump.
Calif. High-Speed Rail Funding Canceled
The announcement comes after months of scrutiny, including a comprehensive compliance review, along with the failure of the California High-Speed Rail Authority to address serious project deficiencies.
When Supply Chain Network Resilience Becomes Essential
One approach that companies can take to strengthen their networks is to implement a purpose-built infrastructure in the form of out-of-band (OOB) management.
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