Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern Announce Historic Merger to Create First Transcontinental Railroad in the U.S

Reuters
Jul 31
Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern Announce Historic Merger to Create First Transcontinental Railroad in the U.S

Union Pacific Corporation and Norfolk Southern have announced a historic merger to create the nation's first transcontinental railroad, spanning 50,000 miles and 43 states. This merger aims to transform the U.S. supply chain, enhancing the efficiency of freight movement across the country. Union Pacific CEO Jim Vena and Norfolk Southern CEO Mark George emphasized in media interviews that the merger will provide better service and increased growth opportunities for American industry and labor. The integration process is planned to be careful and deliberate over the next two years to avoid disruption.

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