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Unions and managers of the nation's largest commuter railroad on Thursday reached a tentative contract agreement, averting a weekend strike that stood to inconvenience hundreds of thousands of riders. (July 17)

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus013969 SOUNDBITE (English) Andrew Cuomo, Governor of New York: "Compromise by definition means that neither side gets everything that they wanted to get, but it means that we reached an agreement...
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Petrovic: Seeing Long-Term Terror Effect on Passengers

Higher Ed
May 19 -- Nicolas Petrovic, chief executive officer at Eurostar International, explains security measures for their rail passengers and how terrorism concerns have impacted passengers. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Loggers and manual labourers. Sweden, 1960s

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Clip 9 from the 1960s documentary 'Vikings D'hier et D'Aujourd'hui' (Vikings Yesterday and Today) from Sweden. Scenes of logging in the forests. Men work with tree trunks and logs in the river. Dynamite explosions in the water. Workers...
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Union Pacific CEO Says Freight Down on Rail Specific Impacts

Higher Ed
Jul.18 -- Lance Fritz, Union Pacific Railroad chairman and chief executive officer, discusses the company's second-quarter earnings, outlook, and cost saving efforts on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close."
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LA Port has Lost 25% of Cargo in Last Three Months

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Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka says he's starting to see cargo volumes slow as some consumers shift their spending from goods to services and others tighten their belts amid an uncertain economic outlook. He speaks on...
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Eurostar CEO Sees Business Travel Beating Brexit Concerns

Higher Ed
May.29 -- Nicolas Petrovic, chief executive officer at Eurostar International, discusses first-quarter results as he sees Brexit worries beginning to fade. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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United Airlines CEO Says Harvard Wasn't 'the Right Fit' for Him

Higher Ed
Aug.22 -- United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz talks about being accepted to Harvard and why he chose not to go. Munoz spoke in the latest episode of "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations," taped in Washington on June 7.
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China's Belt and Road Ambitions

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Aug.30 -- China is in the midst of the largest, and most ambitious, infrastructure project in modern history. President Xi jinping's trillion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative spans three continents and will touch nearly 60 percent of the...
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Train ready to transport President Bush's casket

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The Bush 4141, a locomotive dedicated to former President George H. W. Bush is being prepared to carry the late president's casket from Houston to College Station, Texas on Thursday.
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Bloomberg

Union Pacific CEO Sees Customers Holding Back Due to Trade Tensions

Higher Ed
Jun.19 -- Union Pacific CEO Lance Fritz says customers are hesitant because of trade tensions with China. He also says the Trump administration is listening to his company's concerns. Fritz appears on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Train lovers celebrate railroad completion

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ARTBA Chief Economist Sees Drop in Infrastructure Projects

Higher Ed
Jan.22 -- Alison Black, American Road & Transportation Builders Association chief economist, discusses the drop in infrastructure investments with Bloomberg's Alix Steel and Guy Johnson on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Union Pacific Seeing Strong Demand Across the Board, CEO Says

Higher Ed
Apr.22 -- Union Pacific Chairman and CEO Lance Fritz discusses the rail giant's first-quarter earnings, industry consolidation and cutting carbon intensity with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Balance of Power."
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Bloomberg

Why CN Rail Outbid Rival CP for K.C. Southern

Higher Ed
Apr.20 -- Canadian National Railway has offered to buy Kansas City Southern for about $30 billion, eclipsing the amount set under the target company’s previous agreement with Canadian Pacific Railway. Canadian National CEO Jean-Jacques...
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Bloomberg

MTR Has Seen Significant Recovery in Rail, Retail Usage: CEO

Higher Ed
Sep.28 -- Jacob Kam, chief executive officer at MTR Corp. Ltd., the operator of Hong Kong’s subway system and the operator of railway-related projects in Mainland China, Australia and the U.K., discusses his concerns about the global...
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Walsh Says Congress Could Step in If No Rail Worker Deal Is Reached

Higher Ed
US Labor Secretary Marty Walsh says he's not involved in negotiations, but he is talking to railroad companies and union workers about reaching a new deal to avoid a strike. He says two unions did not ratify the latest contract that was...
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Bloomberg

Biden Says Deal for Rail Workers Is an Improvement

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President Joe Biden says the labor deal he is trying to impose on freight-rail workers is an improvement over the current one. He says workers will have to wait for sick-leave benefits. Biden spoke at the White House. Follow Bloomberg...
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04/06/72 c0025287 / color nebraska city, nebraska: 100th anniversary of arbor day: uncut "arbor day" shows: approach to arbor lodge: tourists with old surrey: "plant trees" flag in...
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Bloomberg

Rail Companies See Lighter Volumes

Higher Ed
Oct.09 -- Jason Seidl, a senior analyst at Cowen, discusses the outlook for rail companies. He speaks on "Bloomberg The Open."
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Amtrak Seeks $1.5 Billion Bailout

Higher Ed
Amtrak is preparing to cut its workforce amid a downturn in business caused by the coronavirus
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House Votes To Avert Rail Strike, Impose Deal On Unions

Higher Ed
The measure passed by a vote of 290-137 and now heads to the Senate. If approved there, it will be signed by President Joe Biden.