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Union Pacific Eyes Norfolk Southern Deal

Union Pacific Eyes CSX, Northfolk Southern For Transcontinental Line

CSX has a $62.5 billion market capitalization, compared to $58.7 billion for Norfolk Southern. Union Pacific is the largest of the three S&P 500 railroad stocks, with a $138.1 billion market cap. BofA also cited CSX's internal improvements in the upgrade, according to The Fly investment site.

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Union Pacific exploring deal to buy Norfolk Southern, WSJ reports

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M&A chatter swirls around Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern. This is why a deal makes sense.

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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 Considering a Norfolk Southern Buyout: Report

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

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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.

Union Pacific has hired bankers for a possible railroad bid

Executives and insiders have speculated for months that a Trump presidency could usher in a fresh wave of rail consolidation.

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Union Pacific (UNP) Stock Trades Down, Here Is Why

Shares of freight transportation company Union Pacific (NYSE:UNP) fell 3.2% in the pre-market session after reports revealed the company was considering a major acquisition of an East Coast railroad.

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Union Pacific on track: Morgan Stanley - MarketWatch

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Union Pacific Corp. garnered its second upgrade from Morgan Stanley in less than a month Friday, as the brokerage argued that the worst is over for the railroad operator ...