Kansas City Southern News

With a booming Mexico-based arm and packing a sales increase of 48 percent through 2016, no railroad may be more poised to be taken over than Kansas City Southern, Bloomberg reports.

The railroad is poised to boost sales by 48 percent through 2016, faster than every peer for whom estimates are available, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Kansas City Southern has a new, high-visibility stop: the S&P 500 stock index. The railway company is moving up from the S&P MidCap 400.

Canadian Pacific Railway's 8.4-per-cent year-to-date return has blasted through the "sell" indicator with a current RSI of 83.

You can't make a car, a computer, a lovely evening dress or sell, say, potatoes, unless you can get your goods to the customer.

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Kansas City Southern would prefer that a proposed Jackson County commuter rail put its terminus at Union Station rather than the River Market.

KCSM funded the settlement with a portion of the proceeds from its $725 million offering of senior notes completed on May 3, 2013.

Below are the three companies in the Railroads industry with the lowest Revenue Per Employee .

It was a safe bet that Cerner Corp. would once again lead the The Kansas City Star’s rankings as the region’s top-performing public company.

Kansas City Southern declared a quarterly dividend on Friday, May 3rd, Stock Ratings Network.com reports.

Kansas City Southern has named Darin P. Selby its new vice president of energy markets and short line partner relations.

Shares in Kansas City Southern hit the brakes Wednesday, falling nearly 5 percent, as the market tumbled the most in two weeks.

Railways have historically been popular investment vehicles. Transportation is an important aspect of domestic and global commerce, so much so that Warren Buffett's company Berkshire Hathaway Inc.

Latin American borrowers are taking advantage of a renewed bid for longer-dated paper, as poor economic data from the US renews the belief that the Federal Reserve will keep its asset purchases in place, assuaging worries about rate rises - at least for now.