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  • UP confirms in ‘advanced discussions’ on deal with Norfolk Southern
    UP confirms in ‘advanced discussions’ on deal with Norfolk Southern
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    India-Europe rates strengthen on peak season space demand, capacity cuts
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UP confirms in ‘advanced discussions’ on deal with Norfolk Southern

Any tie-up between the two railroads would be classified as a “major transaction” under US Surface Transportation Board regulations and subject to a rigorous review that could take two to three years.

Post-tariff foreign currency headwinds hit Kuehne + Nagel’s H1, Q2 profit

The negative foreign exchange effects were most noticeable in the forwarder’s US dollar-denominated ocean freight business, where earnings fell sharply in the second quarter.

India-Europe rates strengthen on peak season space demand, capacity cuts

Local freight forwarders have reported rate increases in the range of $300 to $500 per FEU month over month and expect further slight gains if the pace of demand remains steady.

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