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I am a South Korean, working for Koran National Railroad(KNR). Recently I visited Kansas city southern railroad(KCS) for a week. They treated us(3 persons)very well, They are very hard working, kind, and get their job done very well. I am deeply impressed by their works. I hadn't known Ameican freight train business before. But after visiting the Kcs I came to know it very well. This will be a big help for KNR to do business with North Korean, China and Russia. The Kcs people are willing to help us and I am very grateful for them. I am sure that KCS will be a great company!!!
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KCS was recently trying to expand into Mexico, but it looks like that will not happen now.
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KCS owns the 46.6 % of TFM shares in Mexico now. They purchased it from Mexican government. On October it will increase its share holding to 49%.
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I heard something about shareholders rejecting a vote. KCS will retain partial ownership of the Mexican line, but might not be able to go over the 50% mark.
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I knew that Kansas city had a big slaughter house before. I tasted steak in one restaurant in Kansas city this summer. But I never had a chance to try Kansas City Barbecue. Some time in the future I will visit there again and taste it. Thank you for your advice.
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