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NYSE:CNI (Canadian National Railway Company)

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Operator in the North American rail industry. It is the only railroad which crosses the continent east-west and north-south, serving ports on the Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf Coasts while linking customers to all three NAFTA nations.
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