• Union Pacific is seeking to buy Norfolk Southern to create a single-line transcontinental railroad connecting the carriers’ end-to-end networks.
• The railroads filed the first portion of supplemental information requested by the Surface Transportation Board to support the accepted merger application.
• The filing addresses jointly owned terminal and railcar entities, stating Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern do not control them now or plan to post-merger.
• The companies said they are prepared to offer remedies, including possible divestitures, to meet that commitment.
• Additional supplemental responses are due by July 27, 2026, with the companies targeting mid-2027 completion.

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