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Hopes for a political agreement on how to stimulate the U.S. economy has provided a boost to downtrodden utility stocks.
It seems almost impossible and even feels treasonous to consider that utilities could potentially have problems with their dividends.
Defensive stocks are supposed to hold up well in rocky markets. When the markets get so bad that everything becomes a source of funds for needed cash and liquidity, even the most defensive stocks can...
When the value of a stock keeps rising over time, it tends to look and feel good for just about everyone involved. That said, sometimes things have become so rewarding that some companies decide to...
Power company PG&E reported fourth-quarter and full-year results before markets opened Tuesday. The massive losses are less important than new threats to the bankruptcy settlement.
Germany may put a speed limit on the Autobahn, ending a decades-long tradition in order to reduce engine emissions and crash dangers.
One Wall Street firm is very positive on self-storage real estate investment trusts, and with good reason. These four picks make sense for more conservative accounts looking for solid income.
SunTrust Robinson Humphrey has previewed earnings for the electric utilities, and the firm sees upside in several companies.
Beleaguered utility PG&E has reached agreement with a group of bondholders that would allow the company's bankruptcy reorganization plan to proceed. California Governor Gavin Newsom remains as...
Bankruptcy Judge Dennis Montali has approved PG&E's plan to compensate 2017 and 2018 wildfire victims and insurers.
PG&E has filed an amended restructuring agreement with the federal bankruptcy court that strips California Governor Gavin Newsome of his authority to terminate the $13.5 billion agreement the...
Credit Suisse has identified some of its favorite Outperform-rated stocks among the integrated and regulated utilities.
One of PG&E's major bondholders, Elliott Management, on Thursday issued a response to the company's plan announced last week to compensate wildfire victims.
California utility company PG&E on Friday announced a settlement valued at $13.5 billion with victims of 2017 and 2018 wildfires. That amount matches a competing plan from bondholders led by...