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Union Pacific Considering a Norfolk Southern Buyout

Report: Investment firm advising Union Pacific on potential rail merger

Union Pacific has retained investment bank Morgan Stanley to explore a potential acquisition of a Class I railroad, according to a report.

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CSX, Norfolk Southern Stocks Gain on Report Union Pacific is Looking for a Deal

Key Takeaways Union Pacific is reportedly considering acquiring a rival railroad, sending shares of CSX and Norfolk Southern higher Thursday.Semafor reported Union Pacific has hired Morgan Stanley to explore possible deals.

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Union Pacific exploring deal to buy Norfolk Southern, WSJ reports

Railroad operator Union Pacific is exploring a deal to buy smaller rival Norfolk Southern, the Wall Street Journal reported, in a merger that would bolster the industry leader's heft and likely draw intense regulatory scrutiny.

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Report: Union Pacific hires investment firm to provide merger advice

Union Pacific has hired Morgan Stanley investment bankers to provide guidance on the potential acquisition of another Class I ...

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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 ...

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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Report: UP Merger Afoot?

Union Pacific (UP) is in early-stage discussions to acquire Norfolk Southern (NS), “according to people familiar with the ...

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Morgan Stanley Reaffirms Their Hold Rating on Union Pacific (UNP ...

In a report released today, Ravi Shanker from Morgan Stanley maintained a Hold rating on Union Pacific (UNP – Research Report), with a price target of $215.00. The company’s shares closed last ...

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