NS bullish on intermodal despite truck pressures

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NS bullish on intermodal despite truck pressures

| Apr 24, 2019 4:42PM EDT
Norfolk Southern saw big gains in international containers in the first quarter, but the railroad rejects the idea of domestic intermodal weakness in 2019 and is confident that rail pricing won’t be challenged by a much looser truck market.
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