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Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern

Union Pacific Forges Rail Behemoth in $72 Billion Norfolk Deal

Union Pacific Corp. agreed to acquire Norfolk Southern Corp. in a $72 billion cash-and-stock transaction, forming the only US transcontinental railroad in what stands to be the industry’s largest deal ever.

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Union Pacific seeks to buy Norfolk Southern for $85 billion to create 1st US transcontinental railroad

The Caledonian-Record · 11h

{ Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern seek deal to create $200 billion railroad that could trigger a final wave of rail mergers in US} (CORRECTS: A previous APNewsAlert erroneously ...

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Rail deal puts America first and shareholders last

Union Pacific said on July 29 that it had agreed to buy smaller rival Norfolk Southern for $85 billion, including debt, in a deal that would create the first transcontinental U.S. railroad.

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Merger could create first coast-to-coast US freight railroad

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Largest US rail union intends to oppose Union Pacific's buy of Norfolk Southern

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Union Pacific to Buy Norfolk Southern in $85 Billion Railroad Deal

The merger would create the United States’ first coast-to-coast rail network and span some 50,000 miles across 43 states.

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Explainer: Union Pacific deal to buy US rail rival faces lengthy review

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Union Pacific announces bid for Norfolk Southern to create transcontinental railroad

Watch Your Freight: Railroad Giants Talk $200 Billion Merger

A merger between Norfolk Southern and Union Pacific would create a coast-to-coast rail operator, something that doesn’t exist in the US.

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Union Pacific talks advance, regulator readies for historic rail merger review

Union Pacific , the largest U.S. railroad operator, said on Thursday it is in advanced talks with rival Norfolk Southern , signaling that a deal to form a $200 billion coast-to-coast rail company could be close - and potentially trigger further consolidation among remaining freight rail giants.