UPDATE 4-Canada railways warn of Aug. 22 lockout without labor deal Adds request by CN for federal intervention, comments from union paragraphs 1, 4-5, 8 OTTAWA, Aug 9 (Reuters) - C anada's two main rail companies said on Friday they would lock out employees on Aug. 22 if talks to negotiate a labor contract fail , a move that would bring the country's transport of goods to a halt .

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BUZZ-CSX rises after Q2 profit tops expectations ** CSX Corp's CSX.O shares up 2% at $33.67 premarket after U.S. railroad operator's qtrly earnings surpass expectations ** Q2 adj EPS of 49 cents beat consensus by a penny, per LSEG, as co benefited from higher shipment volumes, robust pricing ** Rev of $3.7 bln in qtr inline with Street ** JP Morgan, which rates CSX "overweight", boosted its PT by $3 to $42 ** CSX will outperform rail peers after Q2 results were "significantly better than expecte

U.S. RESEARCH ROUNDUP- Actinium, Albemarle, ArcBest Aug 6 (Reuters) - Wall Street securities analysts revised their ratings and price targets on several U.S.-listed companies, including Actinium Pharmaceuticals, Albemarle and ArcBest, on Tuesday. HIGHLIGHTS * Actinium Pharmaceuticals Inc ATNM.A : JonesTrading cuts PT to $9 from $26 * Albemarle ALB.N : Baird cuts to neutral; cuts target price to $85 from $102 * ArcBest Corp ARCB.O : Stephens cuts target price to $130 from $145 * Crispr Therapeuti

CSX beats second-quarter profit on better volumes, strong pricing Aug 5 (Reuters) - U.S. railroad operator CSX CSX.O narrowly beat second-quarter profit estimates on Monday, helped by higher shipment volumes and robust pricing, sending its shares up 5% after the bell. Improving intermodal volumes, or goods moved via two or more modes of transport, have helped railroads squeeze out profits along with higher-than-inflation pricing, even as the overall freight industry continues to face a downturn.