CN forced to release results a day early: Clerical error made in regulatory filing

Article Abstract:

Canadian National Railway Co. was forced to release its strong third-quarter results a day early, after an embarrassing clerical error in a filing with U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The railway rushed to release these results on October 21, 2003 instead of on October 22, 2003, after a wrong headline on the press release that went along with the filing.

Legal issues & crime, Company legal issue, Investigations, Business reports, Canadian National Railway Co.

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CPR eyes more job cuts

Article Abstract:

Canadian Pacific Railway may cut 500 employees. Company officials say labor costs may force the company to layoff additional employees over the next 12 to 18 months to reduce costs and maintain profitability.

Labor force information, Company Profile, Layoffs, Railroad employees

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Ritchie retiring after 11 years at CPR helm

Article Abstract:

The details on departure of Robert J. Ritchie as chief executive officer of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. are presented.

Executive changes & profiles, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, CP, Ritchie, Robert J.

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