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CSX CEO explains how a new business model brought efficiency to the railroad company

CSX CEO explains how a new business model brought efficiency to the railroad company

"We're able to move in any direction we need to in any given time much better,"

CSX CEO on how its new business model brought efficiency to a railroad company

CSX CEO on how its new business model brought efficiency to a railroad company

"We're able to move in any direction we need to in any given time much better,"

CSX CEO: Precision Railroading Efficiency | Mad Money | CNBC

CSX CEO: Precision Railroading Efficiency | Mad Money | CNBC

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