Duke Energy Corp

NYSE: DUK
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Closing Price on September 20, 2024

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Electric power generator AES doubled its quarterly dividend on Monday morning and announced an asset sale.
This Thursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include AK Steel, American Electric Power, Duke Energy, Qualcomm, Solazyme and Whole Foods.
Duke Energy reported disappointing third-quarter earnings Wednesday before the market open
Duke Energy will report its third-quarter earnings Wednesday before the U.S. markets open.
A new research report from Deutsche Bank says that utility stocks still are a solid bet in the low rate, slow growth environment.
Even though buyers will buy some weakness, the go-to defensive stocks also have been bashed with the stock market correction taking place.
What stands out more than rallying in a bad market is that Duke Energy and Consolidated Edison rallied on Tuesday, when markets were trying to recover.
A proposed wind farm and energy storage project could generate 9.2 million megawatt hours of electricity, enough to power 1.2 million homes.
These are the top analyst upgrades, downgrades, and initiations covered by 24/7 Wall St. for Tuesday, September 16, 2014.
Duke Energy announced on Monday that it has committed some $500 million to a major expansion of solar power in North Carolina.
Duke Energy and Dynegy struck a deal on Friday for coal and natural gas generation in the Midwest.
Duke Energy reported its quarterly results Thursday , posting a handy increase in its earnings. The summer months were a contributing factor as seasonal utility expenses tend to increase with...
With Duke Energy being the largest utility out there, with a $49 billion market cap, it has to be watched by utility and other income investors, whether they really want to watch it or not.
ThinkstockEarnings season has hit its apex, yet we have another full week of second quarter earnings reports — hundreds of them. 24/7 Wall St. has decided to pick five of what it feels are the...
A new report from the Portfolio Strategy team at Oppenheimer makes the case that large cap names are the only place to be now and going forward.