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Union Pacific Is in Talks to Merge With Norfolk Southern

The merger of two large rail companies would create the first coast-to-coast network, but the deal could reduce competition.

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This Is Not Your Grandfather's Railroad - Union Pacific Means Business

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Union Pacific Sticks To Annual Outlook, Confirms Merger Talks With Norfolk Southern

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Union Pacific in Talks to Combine With Norfolk Southern

Union Pacific this morning confirmed that they are, in fact in talks with Norfolk Southern.

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Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern in advanced merger talks

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Union Pacific outlines 2025 EPS growth target and advanced merger talks with Norfolk Southern amid record Q2 results

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Union Pacific Surpasses Q2 Expectations on Rising Freight Revenue and Operational Gains

Union Pacific Corporation (NYSE:UNP) reported second-quarter 2025 earnings that beat analyst forecasts, driven by stronger freight volumes and enhanced operational efficiency. Following the announcement,

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Report: Investment firm advising Union Pacific on potential merger

Union Pacific is working with Morgan Stanley investment bankers to provide guidance on the potential acquisition of another Class I railroad, the online publication Semafor reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

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Union Pacific reveals details of $3.4bn capital investment plan

Union Pacific revealed the significant investments in its 2023 earnings report, in the face of a decrease in net income. Credit: Drew Halverson/Shutterstock.com US railroad company Union Pacific will invest $3.4bn into its infrastructure, rolling stock and technology over the next year, the company revealed in the details of its 2024 capital plan.

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Union Pacific May Have a Catch-22 On Its Hands - The Motley Fool

Union Pacific (UNP 0.58%) is in a sticky wicket.. Like so many other organizations at the time, back in 2021, the railroad recognized it didn't have enough employees to handle rekindled demand ...