Tom Finkbiner | Jul 02, 2010 12:15PM EDT
When two sides have irreconcilable differences on an issue, both sides usually can share the blame for the impasse. The gulf these days between railroads and shippers is a good example.
Tom Finkbiner | Jul 02, 2010 12:15PM EDT
When two sides have irreconcilable differences on an issue, both sides usually can share the blame for the impasse. The gulf these days between railroads and shippers is a good example.