Norfolk Southern touts its operational, service, and financial improvements
ATLANTA – Norfolk Southern is back. That was the message CEO Mark George and the railroad’s executive team delivered on this morning’s fourth-quarter earnings call, where they emphasized how operational improvements helped NS meet or exceed the financial targets it set amid last year’s nasty proxy battle with activist investor Ancora Holdings.
ATLANTA — Norfolk Southern customers advanced projects representing $4.3 billion in industrial development along its lines or ...
Productivity initiatives drive results with additional opportunity in 2025 ...
Atlanta-based Norfolk Southern Railway is marking a big anniversary. Their training center in McDonough is 50 years old. It’s where trainees from across the country come to learn what it takes to move ...
Norfolk Southern’s solid fourth quarter — combined with the support they’re getting from Washington D.C. — has the CEO ...
Norfolk Southern Corp. will pay $22 million to East Palestine, Ohio, to settle claims related to a train derailment there in ...
Norfolk Southern CEO Mark George said the company is turning the corner into 2025 with “strong” financial results that make him optimistic about the future.
Norfolk Southern's solid fourth quarter — combined with the optimism the railroad is hearing from their customers and support ...
In the fourth quarter, the railroad reported an adjusted operating income increase of 11% to $1.06 billion, even as revenues saw a slight decline of 2% to $3.02 billion. The rail earned $3.04 per ...
Operational and other improvements helped Norfolk Southern meet or exceed financial targets it set amid last year’s nasty ...
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