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Union Pacific Eyes Norfolk Southern Deal

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 exploring deal to buy Norfolk Southern, WSJ reports

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Union Pacific Eyes $60 Billion Norfolk Southern In Railroad Mega-Merger

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Railway mega-deal would require heavy engineering

Union Pacific is in talks to buy smaller rival Norfolk Southern, in a deal that would create a $240 billion coast-to-coast U.S. operator by value of combined stock and debt.

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Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern explore cross-continental railroad merger, source says

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Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern eye historic merger to connect East and West Coast

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Union Pacific floats transcon merger trial balloons: Analysis

Union Pacific appears to be using a familiar playbook that large, publicly traded companies trot out when considering mergers and acquisitions: Send up trial balloons and see how they fly. These trial balloons let management gauge market reaction,

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Union Pacific Rewards Investors With 3% Dividend Payout

In a shareholder-friendly move, Union Pacific Corporation’s (UNP) board of directors approved a dividend hike of 3%, thereby raising its quarterly cash dividend to $1.38 per share ($5.52 annualized) from $1.

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Union Pacific President Beth Whited to Become Strategic Adviser

By Colin Kellaher Union Pacific said its president, Beth Whited, plans to transition to the role of strategic adviser, effective July 1.

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Financial differences slowing Union Pacific’s handoff to Metra

It’s been years since Union Pacific Railroad announced it was done with operating Metra trains. So when can riders expect Metra to take over the three popular North, Northwest and West UP routes ...