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Warren Buffett Has Loads of Cash and No Takers
Berkshire Hathaway’s huge cash pile might stay in place for a while. Warren Buffett was outbid by Apollo Global Management in his efforts to buy Tech Data.
Get Real: Trump, Takeovers, and Top Stocks
In today’s Get Real market newsletter, we took a closer look at a potential Tesla takeover and at Trump’s part in US steel. Plus, a rebound for Boeing.
New England and the Pacific are great regions to produce power
The US is divided into nine divisions. The Pacific and New England divisions had the highest year-over-year, or YoY, growth in electricity prices in September 2014.
A brief overview of Exelon’s power operations
Power generation is a significant segment for Exelon, generating more than 60% of its total revenue. The energy delivery business provides the other 40% of the company’s revenues.
Where PG&E Stock Might Go amid Interest from Mayors
PG&E gained for the sixth straight day amid increased uncertainty. The stock has gained more than 80% during this period and closed at $8 on Tuesday.
Get Real: Warren Buffett’s Next Elephant
In today’s Get Real, we saw that California Governor Gavin Newsom has ideas about Warren Buffett’s next elephant. Plus, earnings takeaways, the Fed, oil risk, and more.
Elon Musk Says Tesla’s Solar Business Could Outdo EVs
Elon Musk sees huge growth potential in Tesla’s solar business. On the Q3 earnings call, he said it could even outgrow Tesla’s electric vehicles.
How PG&E Stock Could Trade after a Terrible Week
Bankrupt utility PG&E lost more than 25% last week. The fall came after the bankruptcy court allowed a bondholder group to pitch their restructuring plan.
Why Utilities Could Keep Smashing in the Fourth Quarter
Despite valuation concerns, utility stocks seem relatively well placed at the moment, especially going into October, compared to broader markets.
PG&E Stock Fell 25% on Higher Risks from Tubbs Fire
PG&E (PCG) shares are trading more than 25% lower on Monday. A federal judge ruled that the utility must face victims of the Tubbs Fire.
Why Utilities Underperformed the Broader Market Last Week
The defensives and utilities sector fell more than 2% last week while broader markets fell just 0.3%. Here’s why.
How Utility Stocks Fared Last Week
Utilities were close to their all-time high and gained 0.4% last week, while broader markets also gained marginally.
A Look at Leaders and Laggards in the Utilities Sector Last Week
Utilities continued their upward march last week and outperformed broader markets.
Inside PPL Corporation’s Debt Profile in 1H16
At the end of the first quarter of 2016, PPL’s total debt stood at $19.8 billion. Of this amount, $18 billion was long-term debt.
Why A Marginal Rise in Natural Gas Prices Helped Coal
Natural gas prices and coal’s market share in electricity generation are related. When natural gas prices rise, coal gains market share.