He was 67. Pat Ottensmeyer with Keith Creel. CPKC photo. “Pat’s vision and leadership played a monumental role in the great history of Kansas City Southern as he helped reshape the railway industry,” ...

who served as the final CEO of Kansas City Southern from 2015 until April 2023, has died. He joined the former Kansas City-based railroad company in 2006, eventually seeing through the merger that ...

He was in his mid-60s. “Pat’s vision and leadership played a monumental role in the great history of Kansas City Southern as he helped reshape the railway industry,” CPKC CEO Keith Creel sai ...

The way has been cleared for the first major railroad merger in more than two decades after federal regulators approved Canadian Pacific’s $31 billion acquisition of Kansas City Southern.

"Pat's vision and leadership played a monumental role in the great history of Kansas City Southern as he helped reshape the railway industry," CPKC CEO Keith Creel said in a statement. Read the ...

Canadian Pacific’s acquisition of Kansas City Southern will create a railroad that links Canada, the United States and Mexico. By Niraj Chokshi and Mark Walker A federal regulator on Wednesday ...

Patrick Ottensmeyer, the railroad executive who helped engineer the blockbuster merger of Canadian Pacific Railway and Kansas City Southern, has died. Canadian Pacific Kansas City, the railroad ...