Canadian Pacific Kansas City reported higher first-quarter revenue and profits as it carried more freight, but the railway also reduced its full-year outlook due to lingering uncertainty over tariffs and trade policy.
“We’re undoubtedly off to a strong start in 2025, and we’re experiencing a strong start to the second quarter as well,” CEO Keith Creel told investors and analysts on the railway’s earnings call late Wednesday. “That being said, there’s certainly an undeniable macro-environment...
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