When silence becomes evidence: CPKC demands an end to the UP-NS merger review

A rival railroad says Union Pacific’s chief executive frightened shippers away from a historic regulatory proceeding. Union Pacific denies making threats. The crucial question now is not just what Jim Vena said, but whether customers felt free to answer. How do you judge the public interest in a railroad merger if the customers whose voices matter most are afraid to tell you what they think? That question is at the center of ...

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