Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - For Q1 2025, consolidated GAAP revenue declined by 1%, operating income decreased by 8%, and diluted EPS decreased by 4% compared to the prior year quarter, primarily due to lower yields and inflationary cost pressures [15][16][20] - The company has reduced people costs by over 200millionoverthepasttwoyearsthroughheadcountattritionandperformancemanagement,althoughsomesavingswereoffsetbymeritincreasesandhigherbenefitcosts[16][17]BusinessLineDataandKeyMetricsChanges−IntermodalvolumesreachedrecordlevelsinQ12025,withan8750 million of new senior notes to extend the term on some maturing debt and expects net capital expenditures to fall between 500millionto700 million for 2025 [20] - During Q1, the company repurchased 234millionofstock,with650 million remaining under current authorization [21] Q&A Session Summary Question: Can you provide insights on intermodal bid season and rate increases? - Management indicated mild satisfaction with bid season success, achieving some rate increases while also losing some business due to disciplined pricing [56][57] Question: How do you view the impact of tariffs on the market? - Management acknowledged potential impacts of tariffs on supply and demand but noted the difficulty in predicting magnitude and timing [25][86] Question: What is the outlook for intermodal pricing and profitability? - Management stated that while they are working to repair margins, the competitive environment and network inefficiencies continue to pose challenges [135][136] Question: How is the company managing its capacity in light of current market conditions? - Management emphasized that reducing capacity is not the strategy; instead, they are looking for ways to utilize excess equipment effectively [116][119] Question: What are the expectations for intermodal revenue per carload in the second half of the year? - Management noted that while there is a consensus for a 2% gain, the ongoing negotiations and market conditions could lead to different outcomes [148][150]