Norfolk Southern got more efficient in Q2 despite derailment settlement, shareholder fight

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July 25, 2024

Shares of Norfolk Southern Corp. rose after hours on Thursday, after the railroad operator reported second-quarter results that beat expectations and tightened up a key efficiency metric as the company emerges from a fight with an activist shareholder and deals with the fallout from last year’s derailment in Ohio.

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Norfolk Southern got more efficient in Q2 despite derailment settlement, shareholder fight

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