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The US Surface Transportation Board rules that a merger involving a Canadian national railway does not qualify for a waiver from the current class I merger review process and denies the railway's proposed voting trust for now (CN / KCS)

Gavin Murphy

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Introduction Courting of the Kansas City Southern railway (‘KCS') continues full steam ahead and there is now a new suitor on the scene. KCS terminated an earlier corporate-friendly merger…

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Introduction Courting of the Kansas City Southern railway (‘KCS') continues full steam ahead and there is now a new suitor on the scene. KCS terminated an earlier corporate-friendly merger…

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Introduction Courting of the Kansas City Southern railway (‘KCS') continues full steam ahead and there is now a new suitor on the scene. KCS terminated an earlier corporate-friendly merger…

Key concepts: Waiver, Political science, Law, Process (computing), World class, Engineering, Business, Law and economics

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