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Union Pacific Eyes Norfolk Southern Deal

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

M&A chatter swirls around Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern. This is why a deal makes sense. Merger talk is swirling around Union Pacific Corp. and Norfolk Southern Corp. in a deal that could create a railroad mega-carrier and a huge transcontinental network spanning the U.S.

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Union Pacific exploring deal to buy Norfolk Southern, WSJ reports

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

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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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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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'I'm hoping we get a pullback': Morgan Stanley's CIO says any potential tariff-fueled drop in stocks is a buying opportunity

"This is what the beginning of a new bull market looks like," Morgan Stanley's CIO said, adding that earnings look resilient and stocks should rally.

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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,