Union Pacific, Norfolk Shareholders Approve $85 Billion Merger
Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern shareholders approved a deal to merge both railroad operators, the companies said on Friday.
Over 99% of shareholders at both Union Pacific and Norfolk voted in favor of the $85 billion deal.
The deal, which has drawn a positive response from U.S. President Donald Trump, is still subject to regulatory clearance from the Surface Transportation Board.
The merger will create the nation's first coast-to-coast freight rail operator and reshape the movement of goods from grains to autos across the country.
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