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CN said cost control and disciplined operations helped it to better revenue and profits in the first quarter.

The latest heritage unit to join Union Pacific’s fleet honors Abraham Lincoln, who enabled the building of the transcontinental railroad.

CPKC CEO Keith Creel says the railroad, which reported higher revenue and profits for the first quarter, is “off to a strong start” for the year.

New legislation would upgrade a federal tax credit short line railroads depend on for infrastructure spending.

Canadian Pacific Kansas City said earnings rose on higher revenue and increased freight on its network.

Shortline rail operator Maine Switching Services has signed a lease agreement to restart operations on a coastal Maine branch line.

Freight carriers are pressuring Congress and the Trump administration to address the rise in “strategic” cargo theft.

Supply chain businesses ranging from rail to trucking to warehousing saw layoffs and bankruptcies throughout April, as tariffs and other economic factors slam freight markets.

The Surface Transportation Board will decide whether Union Pacific is blocking rival BNSF from accessing a Utah logistics park.

A new shortline railroad helped mark the ribbon-cutting on a multimodal development at Indiana’s largest port.

With Chinese imports tanking and fewer calls expected at West Coast ports, many empty containers won’t have a way back to Asia.

Union Pacific has brought a rare trackage rights dispute with BNSF to the Surface Transportation Board.

Railcar owner GATX won’t have to help pay the $600 million settlement related to the East Palestine, Ohio, train derailment, a jury decided.

Falling fuel surcharge revenue offset record freight revenue for Class I railroad Union Pacific in the first quarter.

Union Pacific said first-quarter earnings were flat as the railroad’s volume gains were offset by the mix of freight on its network.

Growth in its freight and transit business segments powered higher first-quarter revenue and earnings at rail technology company Wabtec.

Flat revenue and a “vicious winter” didn’t keep Norfolk Southern from posting improved first-quarter profits.

Norfolk Southern shook off severe winter weather in the first three months of the year to post improved operating income in the first quarter.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a CSX appeal regarding an antitrust suit over access to Norfolk International Terminals.

Congestion hurt volumes and revenue in CSX’s first quarter.