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Canadian National Ry. – Control – Kansas City Southern Dear Ms. Brown: I am writing on behalf of the Canadian Pacific 1 in response to the "Motion to Adopt Procedural Schedule for Renewed Motion for Approval of Voting Trust Agreement" (CN-15) filed by Canadian National ("CN") this morning.  CN's proposed "three business day" period for public comment on a "Renewed Motion" it has not yet prepared or filed is not constructive, 2 and is based on the false premise that members of the public were under an obligation to respond yesterday ( i.e., were "only a few hours from the deadline to do ...

DOJ to STB: Prohibit CN Voting Trust DOJ to STB: Prohibit CN Voting Trust Written by William C. Vantuono, Editor-in-Chief In a May 14 filing with the Surface Transportation Board, the United States Department of Justice has said CN’s application for a voting trust to acquire Kansas City Southern should be denied, because the proposed merger “raises sufficient competition concerns.” Following are excerpts from DOJ’s letter, which can be downloaded below: “At this time, the [DOJ] is only beginning to evaluate the potential competitive...

CP Concurs with DOJ Comment Affirming Anticompetitive Nature of CN Bid for KCS News provided by Share this article Share this article CP-KCS Remains Only Class 1 Transaction with Ability to Close into Voting Trust CALGARY, AB, May 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - Canadian Pacific Railway Limited (TSX: CP) (NYSE: CP) ("CP") today issued the following statement in response to the Department of Justice ("DOJ") filing with the Surface Transportation Board ("STB") regarding Canadian National's ("CN") proposed use of a voting trust in connection with its proposed combination with Kansas City Southern ("KCS"...

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