Le Canadien Pacifique a donné une nouvelle chance à Kansas City Southern d’accepter une offre d’acquisition de 27 milliards de dollars, précédemment rejetée, après que les régulateurs américains ont porté un coup mardi à un projet de fusion de KCS avec son rival Canadien National. Mais le CP, dans une nouvelle position intransigeante, a dit […]
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Canadian Pacific Railway is giving Kansas City Southern another chance to accept a previously rejected USD $27 billion acquisition offer after US regulators Tuesday dealt a blow to a proposed KCS link-up with rival Canadian National. But CP, in a new hardline stance, has told KCS it must accept the offer by Sept. 12 or
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Crowley Maritime Corporation a signé un contrat d’affrètement à long terme avec Shell NA LNG, LLC, prévoyant la construction et l’exploitation d’une nouvelle barge de soutage de GNL construite aux États-Unis. Une fois construite, la barge sera le plus grand navire de ce type conforme au Jones Act, contribuant à accroître la capacité actuelle du
Crowley Maritime Corporation has signed a long-term time charter with Shell NA LNG, LLC, providing for the building and operation of a new, U.S.-built, LNG bunker barge. Upon construction, the barge will be the largest Jones Act-compliant vessel of its kind, helping to expand current network capacity and meet demands for cleaner energy. “The new bunker
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Le Surface Transportation Board (STB) des États-Unis a rejeté mardi une demande du Canadien National visant à utiliser une fiducie de vote dans le cadre de son accord visant à acquérir Kansas City Southern, remettant en question l’accord de 30 milliards de dollars entre les deux chemins de fer de classe I et laissantLa direction
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The US Surface Transportation Board (STB) Tuesday rejected an application from Canadian National Railway to use a voting trust in its deal to acquire Kansas City Southern, throwing the $30 billion deal between the two Class I railroads into question and leaving KCS management and shareholders with limited recourse, indicated a report by Ari Ashe,
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Par Michael Grey* Les États-Unis possèdent l’un des plus longs littoraux du monde et leur masse continentale est traversée par un grand nombre de voies navigables. On pourrait donc s’attendre à ce qu’ils soient à l’avant-garde des initiatives visant à déplacer le transport des routes encombrées vers les voies d’eau sous-utilisées. La simple géographie suggère
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Trois-Rivières, QC – A new and significant step has been taken in the Terminal 21 construction project with the confirmation of substantial funding of $22.5 million from the Ministère des Transports du Québec under the Advantage St. Lawrence program. Ms. Chantal Rouleau, Minister for Transport, Mr. Jean Boulet, Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Solidarity
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Boosted by strong shipments of cement, steel and steel-making materials, overall cargo volumes on the St. Lawrence Seaway through to the end of July reached 16.7 million metric tons, 5 per cent ahead of 2020 totals. Year-to-date iron ore shipments via the Seaway reached 3.5 million metric tons from March 22 through July, a 23 per cent
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By Michael Grey* The United States has one of the world’s longest coastlines, its landmass is penetrated by large numbers of navigable waterways, so you might think that it would be a world leader in initiatives that will move transport from congested roads to under-utilised water. Simple geography suggests that, given half a chance,
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