8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (6)
#13267969 at 2021-03-21 13:58:19 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #16807: Pfizer admits 'The Plandemic' will never end To Make More Money Edition
Railroads Strike a $25 Billion Merger
Canadian Pacific agrees to buy Kansas City Southern in deal that would link the U.S., Canada and Mexico
Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. agreed to acquire Kansas City Southern in a merger valued at about $25 billion that would create the first freight-rail network linking Mexico, the U.S. and Canada.
The companies said Sunday their boards agreed to a deal that values Kansas City at $275 a share in a combination of cash and stock. Kansas City investors will receive 0.489 of a Canadian Pacific share and $90 in cash for each Kansas City common share held.
If approved by regulators, the deal would unite two of the major North American freight carriers, linking factories and ports in Mexico, farms and plants in the midwestern U.S. and Canada's ocean ports and energy resources.
The combined company would have about $8.7 billion in annual revenue and employ nearly 20,000 people. It would be run by Canadian Pacific CEO Keith Creel.
Kansas City Southern is the smallest of the five major freight railroads in the U.S. but plays a key role in U.S.-Mexico trade. Its network mainly runs up the length of Mexico through Texas to its namesake city. The company last year rejected takeover bids worth roughly $20 billion from a group of institutional investors seeking to take it private, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Canadian Pacific has long sought a union with Kansas City to extend its reach into its busy freight routes that stretch from Mexico through southern and midwestern U.S. states. CP's major rail lines run across Canada, some northern U.S. states and south to Chicago.
The Canadian railway's leader, Mr. Creel, worked closely with former chief Hunter Harrison, who made a number of unsuccessful overtures to buy Kansas City. Mr. Harrison died in 2017 after taking over and revamping another U.S. operator, CSX Corp.
"This will create the first U.S.-Mexico-Canada railroad," Mr. Creel said in a statement.
Railway mergers face significant regulatory hurdles in the U.S. Under Mr. Harrison, Canadian Pacific abandoned a $30 billion pursuit of Norfolk Southern Corp. in 2016 after regulators expressed concern about reduced competition and potential safety issues.
Kansas City and Canadian Pacific currently have a single point where their two networks connect, in a Kansas City, Mo., facility they jointly operate. The merger could allow trains traveling north and south to avoid having to interchange cars and potentially bypass Chicago, a busy and often congested hub in the U.S. freight system.
The merger partners said the proposed combination wouldn't reduce choice for customers since there is no overlap between their systems. They said the possibility for single-line routes would shift trucks off U.S. highways, reducing congestion and emissions in the Dallas-to-Chicago corridor.
The freight-rail industry suffered a sharp drop in volume last year as the pandemic slowed trade and temporarily shut many U.S. stores, but volume has bounced back as factories continued to operate and economies recovered. Trade volume has overwhelmed some U.S. ports, causing congestion and delays.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/railroads-strike-a-25-billion-merger-11616330332?mod=djemalertNEWS
#9436571 at 2020-06-02 23:33:09 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #12077: Patriots in Control Edition
Hey guys,
since only 1 of Americas top 25 highest paid CEO's is Chinese, and POTUS assured us the enemy is hidden, why do you think China hires so many jews to run their companies and collect their money?
https://www.asyousow.org/report/the-100-most-overpaid-ceos-2019
CSX Corp. E. Hunter Harrison $151,147,286
Broadcom, Inc. Hock Tan $103,211,163
Oracle Corp.* Mark V. Hurd/Safra Catz $81,562,244
TransDigm Group, Inc.* W. Nicholas Howley $61,023,102
Fleetcor Technologies Inc Ronald F. Clarke $52,643,810
TripAdvisor, Inc. Stephen Kaufer $47,933,462
American International Group, Inc. Brian Duperreault $43,086,861
Mondelez International, Inc. Dirk Van de Put $42,442,924
Discovery, Inc.* David M. Zaslav $42,247,984
QVIA Holdings, Inc. Ari Bousbib $38,029,517
The Walt Disney Co.* Robert Iger $36,283,680
Wynn Resorts Ltd. Stephen Wynn $34,522,695
Allergan Plc Brenton Saunders $32,827,626
Comcast Corp. Brian Roberts $32,520,224
Mattel, Inc. Margaret H. Georgiadis $31,275,289
Expedia Group, Inc. Mark D Okerstrom $30,720,457
Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. Gary A. Norcross $29,141,610
AT&T, Inc. Randall Stephenson $28,720,720
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Leonard S. Schleifer $26,508,058
Ventas, Inc. Debra A. Cafaro $25,254,607
Netflix, Inc. Reed Hastings $24,377,499
Ameriprise Financial, Inc. James Cracchiolo $23,900,309
Halliburton Co. Jeffrey A. Miller $23,078,364
Jefferies Financial Group, Inc. Richard B. Handler $21,787,285
Schlumberger NV Paal Kibsgaard $20,759,340
What if this entire thing was really just a gangland turf battle between the jews and the chinks and millions of Americans and Chinese ended up dying in a war because of a few assholes greed?
#4907746 at 2019-01-25 23:00:12 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #6265: Gee, How Did That Happen? Edition
Insider Sale form 4
Second sale of the day for this one.
CSX Mantle Ridge 2,780,000/sh at $64.42
$179,087,600
Total sales filed today= $300,576,924
Mantle Ride is only invested in CSX
Mantle Ridge Up to Nearly
$2 Billion on CSX Play
Former Pershing Square partner Paul Hilal's activist stake in CSX railroad has reaped huge early gains - but there's a big catch.
Paul Hilal's new Mantle Ridge activist fund, a special-purpose vehicle launched last summer after he left Bill Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management, has almost hit the $2 billion mark, after raising some $1.2 billion last fall and winter.
Since then Mantle Ridge has made about $700 million in performance gains from its single investment in CSX Corp., the U.S. railroad, after convincing the company to hire Hunter Harrison as CEO earlier this year, says Kenneth Squire, the head of 13D Monitor, which tracks activist investors. There's just one catch: Hilal has to hold onto those gains for years to get paid, and right now that is looking like a tall order.
https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/article/b1505q2v83gm50/mantle-ridge-up-to-nearly-$2-billion-on-csx-play
https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?tc=2
#4899899 at 2019-01-25 14:36:07 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #6255: We Have Your Six Edition
Insider Trades:
Mantle Ridge Lp (Paul Hilal, railroad guy) just sold about $125MM of CSX stock. https://finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx
PAUL HILAL
Paul Hilal is the Founder and CEO of Mantle Ridge LP. Over the past two decades, he has built a strong record as an engaged or activist investor, and as a passive value investor.
Mr. Hilal is Vice Chairman of the board of directors of CSX Corporation ("CSX"). He was appointed in 2017 in connection with a successful campaign to install railroad legend Hunter Harrison as CEO and reconstitute the company's board with five new directors.
Prior to forming Mantle Ridge, Mr. Hilal was a Senior Partner at Pershing Square Capital Management, where he focused on both passive and activist investing projects. Among these was the successful value creation initiative at Canadian Pacific Railway Limited ("CP").
Mr. Hilal identified the potential investment opportunity at CP and recruited Hunter Harrison to offer his services to CP as a CEO candidate. Following a 2012 proxy campaign that secured seven seats on Canadian Pacific Railway's board and installed Hunter Harrison as CEO, Mr. Hilal served as a CP Director until January of 2016, when he retired from Pershing Square.
https://www.mantleridge.com/about/
Might be useful for Payseurs diggers.
#4899878 at 2019-01-25 14:34:01 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #6255: We Have Your Six Edition
Insider Sale Form 4
CSX Corp Mantle Ridge-Director
1,930,318/sh at $65.015 avg in 2 trans
$125,489,324
Earnings were on Jan 16th
About Mantle Ridge
Set up solely to invest in CSX
Paul Hilal's new Mantle Ridge activist fund, a special-purpose vehicle launched last summer after he left Bill Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management, has almost hit the $2 billion mark, after raising some $1.2 billion last fall and winter.
Since then Mantle Ridge has made about $700 million in performance gains from its single investment in CSX Corp., the U.S. railroad, after convincing the company to hire Hunter Harrison as CEO earlier this year, says Kenneth Squire, the head of 13D Monitor, which tracks activist investors. There's just one catch: Hilal has to hold onto those gains for years to get paid, and right now that is looking like a tall order.
https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/article/b1505q2v83gm50/mantle-ridge-up-to-nearly-$2-billion-on-csx-play
https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?tc=2
#5853 at 2018-01-09 19:46:42 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #7: Patriots Point Edition
>>5776
Not sure how much attention you folks pay to Canadian outlets…but here are a few articles related to the dead CEO …did he get paid off before getting OFFed ?
cbc.ca /news/business/csx-Hunter-Harrison-pay-1.4146528
They announced his sick leave on Dec 15th..
cbc.ca /news/business/csx-Hunter-Harrison-medical-leave-1.4450177
And the next day he's dead…
cbc.ca /news/business/csx-Hunter-Harrison-medical-leave-1.4450177
8chan/8kun CBTS Posts (3)
#225674 at 2018-01-02 01:32:58 (UTC+1)
CBTS General #266: 2018 - The Year of the Q Edition
I started thinking, besides CEOs that have resigned what about the ones that have died in office recently. CEOs could be what I call 'murdicide' or taken out from illness to accidents. They know too much, just like the Clinton's have a huge body count behind them. What about CEOs that know too much and aren't completely 'in the club'..
Well,,,, there are a few that have passed recently. Huge Corporations too!
One just happened last night, a fortune 500 company.
http://money.cnn.com /2017/12/31/news/compass-richard-cousins-plane-crash/index.html
The CEO of one of Britain's biggest companies and four of his family members were killed in a seaplane crash in Australia on New Year's Eve.
International catering firm Compass Group (CMPGF), a Global Fortune 500 company, said Monday that CEO Richard Cousins, died when the aircraft crashed in New South Wales.
Compass, which reported annual revenue of £23 billion ($31 billion) for its most recent financial year, specializes in providing catering for schools, prisons and multinational companies.
It operates in roughly 50 countries, employing more than half a million people.
CEO of CSX just died.
https://www.cnbc.com /2017/12/16/csx-ceo-Hunter-Harrison-has-died-wsj-says-citing-sources.html
Dec. 16th
CSX CEO Hunter Harrison has passed away at age 73, the freight rail company confirmed in a statement Saturday.
"It is with great sadness that we announce that E. Hunter Harrison, President and Chief Executive Officer of CSX, died today in Wellington, Fla., due to unexpectedly severe complications from a recent illness," the company said.
http://money.cnn.com /2017/10/03/technology/business/paul-otellini-obituary/index.html
Intel former CEO Paul Otellini died in his sleep, no cause was ever given.
https://nypost.com /2017/12/03/golden-krust-ceo-killed-himself-over-tax-debt-fears-of-probe/
Possible murdicide for this guy. Killed himself this last month. Wonder if it was a fed investigation into child trafficking instead?
The founder of the Golden Krust Jamaican beef patty empire killed himself amid fears the feds were investigating him for evading millions of dollars in taxes, The Post has learned.
http://www.ketv.com/ article/sam-taylor-1961-2017/14519803
Oriental Trading Company CEO just died this last month.
Taylor joined Oriental Trading, a Berkshire Hathaway company, in 2008. He gained national attention when he appeared on the television show Undercover Boss in 2012.
Those are a few… seems there are transportation, technology, Asian, immigrant/feeding/ciminals companies involved.
Those are all type companies you need for human trafficking… if you think about it.
I may be jumping to out there ideas… but are they really? The one from last night is a super big one and a seaplane crash in Australia….hmmm….
#147655 at 2017-12-22 09:53:13 (UTC+1)
CBTS #170 - Operations 24/7 SPEED Edition
Was this caught? Or am I s l o w
11alive.com/mobile/article/news/nation-now/Hunter-Harrison-ceo-of-railroad-company-csx-dead-at-73/465-6ea5f702-eb95-4be8-8df7-4d830611e423
#118995 at 2017-12-18 19:36:14 (UTC+1)
CBTS General #135 It's All Happening Edition
>>118978
>>118985
UUHHH This article about a Canadian Rail CEO dying a few days ago now becomes relevant.
https://www.albertafarmexpress.ca/daily/railway-ceo-Hunter-Harrison-73
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#106252 at 2022-11-18 06:17:00 (UTC+1)
QR Bunker General #280: Farewell Pelosi Edition
Norfolk Southern Operating Chief Cindy Sanborn to Resign
November 14, 2022
born was the first woman chief operating officer at a Class 1 U.S. freight railroad
Norfolk Southern trains near Homestead, Pa. The company said Paul Duncan, currently senior vice president of transportation and network operations, would succeed Ms. Sanborn as chief operating officer.
Cindy Sanborn, the first woman to serve as chief operating officer of a major U.S. freight railroad, will step down from her post at Norfolk Southern Corp. , effective Jan. 1.
The Atlanta-based railroad said Monday that Paul Duncan, currently senior vice president of transportation and network operations, would succeed Ms. Sanborn as chief operating officer.
Ms. Sanborn, who also held the title of executive vice president, is a 35-year rail-industry veteran who became the first female chief operating officer of a Class 1 U.S. railroad in 2015 when she was promoted to the position at CSX Corp. She left CSX in 2017 in a management shake-up at the railroad undertaken by then-Chief Executive Officer Hunter Harrison.
Ms. Sanborn joined Norfolk Southern in September 2020 from rival Union Pacific Corp.
Ms. Sanborn's impact goes "well beyond Norfolk Southern. As the first female chief operating officer of a Class 1 railroad in the United States, she has been a trailblazer and an inspiration to many in the industry," said Mr. Shaw.
Like other freight railroads, Norfolk Southern has wrestled with service issues during the pandemic, as crew shortages and efforts to streamline operations to make them more profitable led to deteriorating performance metrics in 2021. The railroad has improved those service measures this year and the carrier's operating ratio, an industry measure of profitability in operations, reached 62% in the recent third quarter, a strong improvement from the 69.2% operating ratio in the third quarter of 2020.
Mr. Duncan, 42 years old, joined Norfolk Southern in March as vice president of network planning and operations and was promoted to his current post in September. He held executive positions at BNSF Railway before joining Norfolk Southern.
Sauce: https://www.wsj.com/articles/norfolk-southern-operating-chief-cindy-sanborn-to-resign-11668444891