Norfolk Southern has lost $6.7 billion in market cap since the Ohio train derailment, as its stock has lost more than those of its rivals

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Shares of Norfolk Southern Corp. bounced 0.4% in morning trading Thursday, after closing the previous session at a four-month low as the railroad operator...

Shares of Norfolk Southern Corp. NSC bounced 0.4% in morning trading Thursday, after closing the previous session at a four-month low as the railroad operator continued to face backlash from the Ohio train derailment three weeks ago. On Thursday, U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited East Palestine, as the Biden Administration has also faced growing criticism over the federal response to the derailment. Norfolk Southern’s stock has tumbled 11.6% since the Feb.

4% in morning trading Thursday, after closing the previous session at a four-month low as the railroad operator continued to face backlash from the Ohio train derailment three weeks ago. On Thursday, U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited East Palestine, as the Biden Administration has also faced growing criticism over the federal response to the derailment. Norfolk Southern’s stock has tumbled 11.6% since the Feb. 3 derailment, which translates to about $6.

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Would have been cheaper to equip their trains with proper brakes. Safety is good business

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