STB approves buy of Great Lakes Central
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A roundup of this week’s most read articles
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NEWSLETTER BROUGHT TO YOU BY — CHEVRON
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This is Stuart Chirls, staff writer covering railroads for FreightWaves and Trains.com. This week’s Bulletin Orders: Chatter over Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern running rampant since President Trump whittled Surface Transportation Board down to statutory minimum three members after firing Robert Primus … approval widely assumed, after regulator evaluates formal application … STB likely to request much more data than for CP-KCS merger … if deal is indeed a lock, it won’t be because STB and meticulous Patrick Fuchs didn’t do their utmost due diligence …
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The Surface Transportation Board has approved the acquisition of 420-mile regional railroad in Michigan.
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Modest improvement in latest weekly AAR data
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Houston, New Orleans up, Corpus Christi down
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Precautionary safety order from leak of CO2 was lifted Sunday afternoon
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More than 160 inspectors to address shortage of qualified bridge examiners
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