CSX Corp.'s board of directors yesterday named President Michael J. Ward to succeed John W. Snow as chairman and chief executive, replacing a man steeped in the ways of government and politics with a ...

CSX Corp. paid chief executive John Snow a lump sum of $60.8 million when he resigned last month to become U.S. Treasury secretary, according to a regulatory filing Monday. The sum represented the ...

Whatever primal instinct attracts people to mud wrestling and demolition derbies must be what makes corporation bashing such good sport. _ 1996 remark by CSX chairman John W. Snow, nominated this week ...

Treasury Secretary John Snow, who led railroad giant CSX Corp. for 14 years, received $60.8 million in cash, stock and pension money when he resigned to join the government last month, according to a ...

President Bush today nominated John W. Snow, chairman of the transportation conglomerate CSX Corp., to replace Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill and lead an economic team retooled for the president's re ...

WASHINGTON -- Treasury Secretary John Snow, who led railroad giant CSX Corp. for 14 years, received $60.8 million in cash, stock and pension money when he resigned to join the government last month, ...

"Today I notified the CSX board of directors of my intention to retire if confirmed by the Senate," said CSX CEO John Snow in a statement late Tuesday. "I informed the board that I will not accept any ...

After slimming down to mainly a railroad company over the past decade, CSX Corp. now faces a major challenge: Running the railroad more efficiently. That is its main task as its chief executive ...