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Kansas City Southern to utilize Commtrex’s transloading platform
The platform will help improve supply chain visibility for shippers, KCS said.
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Surface Transportation Board OKs amended CP-KCS voting trust
The board affirms its previous approval of Canadian Pacific’s voting trust application.
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STB keeps busy with mergers, last-mile data, reciprocal switching
2022 could be a busy year for the Surface Transportation Board if it decides to tackle a number of long-standing, hot-button issues.
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KCS, CP outline growth opportunities post-merger
Expanding intermodal, grain and automotive offerings would be part of the growth strategy pursued by a merged Kansas City Southern-Canadian Pacific.
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KCS agrees to merge with CP, nixes plans with CN
Kansas City Southern returns to its old flame and opts to merge with Canadian Pacific. Rival railway CN acknowledges its merger plans have been scrapped.
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TCI pushes to add industry veterans to CN board, remove CEO
Major CN shareholder TCI Fund Management wants CN’s board to have more operational experience. The company is also still pushing for the removal of CN’s…
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KCS declares Canadian Pacific’s merger offer as ‘superior’
Kansas City Southern is returning to its original merger partner after federal regulators rejected CN’s proposed voting trust, which would’ve been used to acquire KCS.
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Truck driver killed in Texas after collision with freight train
Work-related fatalities for trucking and delivery driver jobs increased 4% year-over-year in 2019, when 1,005 drivers were killed on the nation’s streets and highways.
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KCS punts merger vote until late September
Kansas City Southern shareholders pushed back a vote on whether to approve CN's merger agreement to Sept. 24.
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KCS shareholders in hot seat as CP sets deadline on merger offer
Kansas City Southern shareholders must decide whether to continue to pursue merger plans with CN or go with Canadian Pacific.
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