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Dahlman Rose & Co. Director Equity Research and Railway Age Contributing Editor Jason Seidl sees “as a glimmer of hope in an otherwise weak rail environment” as some traffic sectors are beginning to show signs of recovery.
Economic Planning Associates sees 2009 and 2010 as “difficult” years for the freight railcar industry, based on the economic and financial environments as well as EPA’s analyses of customer market activities.
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From the Association of American Railroads has come a sharp rebuttal to charges that that the railroads are “abusing shippers.” It came in response to an editorial that appeared Dec. 22 in the Capital Times of Madison, Wis., under the headline, “Antitrust Rules Needed for Freight Railroads.”
From the Association of American Railroads has come a sharp rebuttal to charges that that the railroads are “abusing shippers.” It came in response to an editorial that appeared Dec. 22 in theCapital Times of Madison, Wis., under the headline, “Antitrust Rules Needed for Freight Railroads.”