CSX says lower truck rates hurting intermodal

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CSX says lower truck rates hurting intermodal

| Jul 17, 2019 1:25PM EDT
CSX Transportation lowered its guidance for 2019 after offering a grimmer view of the freight market than J.B. Hunt had a day earlier, warning investors that the second half of the year could be worse than the first.
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