The Edgar Steam Show has been around for more than 50 years and the show prides itself on showing how things were done at the ...

Union Pacific Railroad announced today it has added 15 new Focus Sites across eight states to its network, with 12 of those sites located on short line railroads that will provide businesses ease of ...

A signal that the combined corporation is seen as capable of becoming something much greater than the headline number presently associated with the deal.

This week, Union Pacific, UNP, a large railroad, principally operating in the western U.S., said that it had reached a deal to buy Norfolk Southern, NSC, a railroad system that mainly owns tracks ...

A train workers union this week called on Union Pacific to help facilitate a long-sought trail to Mossbrae Falls, near Dunsmuir, so hikers don't risk their lives walking on the tracks.

Editorial: Will Chicago see fewer freight trains after the megamerger of Norfolk Southern and Union Pacific? Will drivers have to wait less often at grade-level railroad crossings?

Train Stocks Could Fare Well as Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern Merge. Picking Winners. The deal could lift Union Pacific shares by nearly 50%—but it could be a long haul until then.

Union Pacific is committed to improving customer on-time performance for the Sunset Limited, as well as continuous training and education for employees with responsibilities to Amtrak under federal ...

Might that happen in the Harrisburg area — home to a giant Norfolk Southern hub — if Union Pacific completes its buyout of Norfolk Southern? Probably not, according to one industry expert.

Union Pacific acquires Norfolk Southern, forming the first U.S. transcontinental railroad. Read the latest stock analysis on the merger here.

Union Pacific has signed an agreement to acquire Norfolk Southern in a stock and cash transaction, at an enterprise value of $85bn, which will result in a combined enterprise worth over $250bn.

With BNSF trailing Union Pacific, the last thing it needs is to worsen its position by not pursuing a transcontinental railroad.