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Exelon Raises Hostile Offer for NRG to $7.45 Billion After Premium ... Bloomberg July 2 (Bloomberg) -- Exelon Corp., the largest US utility owner by market value, raised its hostile takeover bid for NRG Energy Inc. to $7.45 billion after a drop in its share price whittled away the premium it was offering. ... Exelon Raises Offer for NRG by 12% Exelon Raises Its Hostile Bid for Rival NRG Exelon lifts its offer for NRG Energy |
![]() MSN Malaysia News | Swedish Central Bank Cuts Benchmark Rate New York Times PARIS — The Swedish central bank cut its benchmark interest rate Thursday by a quarter of a percentage point to 0.25 percent, saying the economic downturn appeared to be deeper than previously forecast. The bank said the rate was ... TOPWRAP 2-Euro zone jobless at 10-yr peak ahead of US data Euro-Zone Unemployment Rate Hits 10-Year High Unemployment up again in eurozone |
![]() MiamiHerald.com | Wal-Mart and Health Insurance: The Theories of the Case Atlantic Online I find it hard to believe that none of the liberal commentators breathlessly celebrating Wal-Mart's "capitulation" on national health care have even entertained the most parsimonious explanation: that Wal-Mart is in favor of this because it raises the ... Everyday Low Politics Wal-Mart supercenter to open July 15 Wal-Mart Finally Succumbs to Government Pressure on Employer ... |
![]() Reuters | Stock futures signal lower open Washington Post (Reuters) - Stock futures pointed to a lower open on Wall Street on Thursday, as investors braced for all-important monthly jobs data. At 4:39 am EDT futures for the S&P 500, Dow Jones and Nasdaq 100 were down 0.5 percent. According to a Reuters poll ... Is The Market Up 29 Percent or Down 40 Percent? Banks Falling 24% Since May Foreshadow S&P 500 Slump Stocks rise on recovery hopes |
![]() CBS News | Report Puts Brakes On Slipping Auto Sales Reuters By sara.behunek - The Big Money The New York Times leads its 'Business Day' section, and the Wall Street Journal its 'Business &Finance' news box, with word that Ford (F), General Motors (GM) and Chrysler have seen a slowing of the rapid slide in auto ... Car Makers See End to Sales Slide US Auto SAAR Below 10 Million In June,Hit By Scrappage Plan Carmakers say June sales report is a sign of progress |