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CSX shares fall after Buffett shuts down talk of Berkshire railroad merger
Shares of CSX fell about 5 per cent after Buffett told CNBC he was not interested in a merger, dousing investor hopes that Berkshire’s rail unit BNSF would acquire the rival railroad operator. A representative for Berkshire later confirmed Buffett’s remarks.
CSX ( NASDAQ: CSX) remains open to an approach from Warren Buffett's ( NYSE: BRK.B) BNSF, but no offer has been made, ...
BNSF Railway wants to date CSX — but has no interest in getting married. Five days after Union Pacific announced its $85 ...
CSX and Berkshire Hathaway-owned BNSF on Friday announced new coast-to-coast services, a move that strengthens their freight ...
CSX (NASDAQ:CSX) and BNSF have expanded their partnership to provide coast-to-coast shipping solutions with a new intermodal ...
CSX shares are trading lower Monday after reports indicating the company and Burlington Northern Railroad have not held ...
The railroad operators have teamed to launch three new intermodal services.
A partnership between CSX Corp. (NASDAQ:CSX) and Berkshire Hathaways' (NYSE:BRK.B) BNSF isn't a replacement for an eventual ...
(Reuters) -Berkshire Hathaway is not in the market to buy a train company, CEO Warren Buffett said to CNBC on Monday. The ...
Yahoo Finance's John Hyland tracks Friday's top moving stocks and biggest market stories in this Market Minute: new ...
Warren Buffett told CNBC that he's not interested in buying any train company. Buffett said he and Greg Abel met with CSX CEO ...
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