CSX

Longtime CSX CAO retiring after playing a central role in guiding it through organizational transformations under four different CEOs.

Canadian Pacific Kansas City saw quarterly profits increase despite economic and geopolitical headwinds.

Container ports and railroads along the upper Atlantic seaboard are taking safety measures ahead of the storm that could bring heavy snow to key logistics corridors.

Fourth-quarter profits at CSX were negatively affected by continued freight weakness, which the railroad anticipates will persist.

CSX said severance expenses, lower merchandise freight and coal offset higher freight rates as earnings fell short of estimates for the fourth quarter.

As you are aware, a major winter storm is forecast to impact the south-central and eastern U.S. late this week – regions that are generally less equipped to handle severe winter weather. As the National Weather Service describes it, “an expansive winter storm will start Friday in the Southern Rockies/Plains and Mid-South.” The resulting ice, […]

Soybeans and retail goods fueled a 33% bump in container volume at Inland Port Dillon in 2025. 

Union Pacific’s chief executive fired back at rivals who oppose the merger to create the first transcontinental railroad.

Canada’s Port Saint John and DP World completed the eastern maritime hub’s $178 million West Side Modernization Project.

Activist investment firm Ancora Alternatives has led five separate change campaigns in the transportation industry and sees further opportunity to shake up the space.

CSX has laid off about 5% of its non-union employees and furloughed dozens of train crewmen.

Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern urged federal regulators to reject what they claim are efforts by rival railroads to delay the merger process.

CSX’s new CEO won’t be flying the company jet.

J.B. Hunt Transport Services declined to take a stab at what next year holds at an investor conference this week, but did emphasize that it’s “set up to win” regardless of what the new year brings.

Collaboration has been driving recent success for U.S. railroads, according to BNSF, and controversial plans for a transcontinental merger are unlikely to benefit shippers, or the rail industry. 

Canadian Pacific Kansas City profits increased in the third quarter on higher freight volume and revenue despite economic uncertainty and trade tensions.

Year-over-year rail volume growth is fading.

New CSX chief Steve Angel has named new leadership of the railroad’s finance and commercial units.

Norfolk Southern’s Q3 revenue fell despite efficiency, service and safety gains, as well as increased competition from BNSF and CSX.

CSX third quarter were dragged down by declining coal shipments that outweighed higher intermodal traffic.