Description

Highlights
Moving Bid Auction allows players the option of escalating their already placed bid to a higher value private.
Incremental Capitalization in varied Par Zones based on 3 Corporation Classifications.
Corporations can buy and sell shares of other Corporations, as well as itself.
Corporations owning the Presidency of another Corporation perform a Takeover.
Presidents can buy shares from their Corporations.
Tile lay prevents a third-party Corporation from accessing play track.
Some Green towns may be upgraded to Brown cities, which may help or hurt.
A bonus jump based on revenue pushes a stock price up, not further right.
Failing corporations are actioned for Takeover by other Corporations.

Gameplay Notes
There is a lot of cash flowing in this game, unlike 1830-based games.
Not all corporations are created equal, intentionally.
Corporations owning shares open up a lot of gameplay possibilities that can be missed if you ignore them.
Players often forget the tile lay rule for upgrading plain track tiles from yellow to green/green to brown.
Utilize the unique track lay rules to keep opponents from using important track, such as a route to Salt Lake City.
Be careful on competing for a route you won't be able to access. Consider investing in corporations likely to complete such routes.

—description from the designer