(Source: Fortune, January 21, 2017)
NEW YORK — On January 19, Hunter Harrison, the septuagenarian CEO of Canadian Pacific, announced that he’ll depart in less than two weeks, months ahead of his scheduled retirement on June 30. Press accounts, including an article in the Wall Street Journal, reported that Harrison was teaming with activist investor David Hilal to seek the top job at CSX. CSX is the nation’s largest east coast railroad, and third-ranking nationwide behind two western carriers Union Pacific and Berkshire Hathaway’s Burlington Northern.
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