Norfolk Southern Sells 100-Year Bonds

Railroad's issue follows similar deal from MIT

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Norfolk Southern Corp., the fourth- biggest U.S. railroad, followed Massachusetts Institute of Technology in selling 100-year bonds this month as investors snap up yields above 5 percent on investment-grade debt.

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