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The world’s leading railway equipment and technologies companies operate an average of 57.9 subsidiaries each. We reveal the global hotspots for these operations.
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Bombardier to fully exit its stake in Alstom for $608.4m
Canadian train transport company Bombardier Transportation is disposing of its 3.1% interest in French rolling...
China’s CRRC to make offset procurements from Israeli industries
State-owned rolling stock manufacturer China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation (CRRC) will make purchases worth $68m...
SNCF enters talks to divest railcar subsidiary Ermewa
French state railway SNCF’s board of directors has given its approval to enter exclusive talks...
The future of rail in Europe: Future Rail Issue 88 is out now
In this issue: the European year of rail, the impact of Covid-19 on heritage railways,...
Rail in 2020: our Future Rail Yearbook edition is out now
In this special Yearbook edition of Future Rail, we take a look back at some of the highlights from another year of industry news and expert analysis.
Twitter round-up: Mark Smith’s tweet on Covid-19 reviving Europe’s sleeper trains most popular tweet in Q3
Railway Technology lists five of the most popular tweets on railways in Q3 based on data from GlobalData’s Influencer Platform.
UNIFE study predicts steady growth for rail despite Covid-19
The global rail technology market is expected to grow by 2.3% annually over the next five years, despite an 8% slump registered in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Open for business: the latest issue of Future Rail is out now
In this issue: Switzerland's largest-ever construction project, bringing hydrogen-powered locomotives to UK railways, improving air quality in stations and more.
Companies to decrease business travel over the next 12 months due to COVID-19: Poll
Business travel is expected to be extensively monitored as the COVID-19 pandemic presents new challenges.
Recovery hopes for business travel worsen: Poll
The COVID-19 pandemic is expected to reshape business travel given that the cost of travel is likely to rise and take a long time to recover.
