Thread regarding Norfolk Southern Corp. layoffs

Are they down sizing the company to make it easier to sale?

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I think NS will sell to a completely different company, maybe a holding company? Amazon? Maybe like GE, GE was bought out by a holding company and just gutted the company.

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Post ID: @5ozh+17KeEPqy

Easier to sale?

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Post ID: @2mwq+17KeEPqy

We can control the future of the company by doing EVERYTHING BY THE RULES, bring this company to a crawl, force management to shake with uncertainty of their job just like they have with us and our job.

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Post ID: @1hud+17KeEPqy

They are downsizing because they don’t want to get everyone Christmas presents this year those cheap b–tards

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Post ID: @1vdn+17KeEPqy

They are gutting the company and squeezing every penny of profit while disregarding the future of the company. Then when the debt comes do they will be crying for a merger or a government bailout. This is the UP and NS PSR end plan. This has always been the goal.

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Post ID: @1rlk+17KeEPqy

I hope the b–ch burns down.

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Post ID: @1aht+17KeEPqy

The surface transportation board (government) approval means nothing when they all can be bought out. Don’t act like Squires doesn’t go to the same country club as them.

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Post ID: @dvs+17KeEPqy

No, railroad sales / mergers have to have surface transportation board (government) approval. What we're dealing with is a desperate effort to keep up with CSX's numbers, PSR, and the worst recession in modern history.

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