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AMTRAK'S PURSUIT OF PROFITS

Russell Roberts

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This article looks at Amtrak's efforts to increase its for-profit lines of business. Areas described include the following: mail and express business; real estate revenues; RoadRailers growing usage; and increasing ridership on passenger trains.

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This article looks at Amtrak's efforts to increase its for-profit lines of business. Areas described include the following: mail and express business; real estate revenues; RoadRailers growing usage; and increasing ridership on passenger trains.

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This article looks at Amtrak's efforts to increase its for-profit lines of business. Areas described include the following: mail and express business; real estate revenues; RoadRailers growing usage; and increasing ridership on passenger trains.

Key concepts: Revenue, Train, Finance, Profit (economics), Business, Real estate, Transport engineering, Marketing

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