US regulator pauses review of $72 billion Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger, sending shares lower. The Surface Transportation Board halted its review of the proposed rail deal, creating uncertainty for the biggest consolidation in the industry.
Shares of Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern fell sharply after a regulator paused review of their $72 billion merger, potentially delaying the largest rail deal ever.
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