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Berkshire Hathaway sheds half of J&J stake
operator based in Baltimore during the period, and added to its stake in Princeton, N.J.-based electric utility NRG Energy , bringing that holding up to 7.2 million shares. Another new purchase was Nalco Holding, a water treatment and processing
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NRG rejects Exelon's $6.1B buyout offer
Power generator NRG Energy on Sunday rejected an unsolicited $6.1 billion all-stock bid largest U.S. power company, too low. Princeton, New Jersey-based NRG Energy also said it rejected the proposal because Exelon has yet to line
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Exelon bids $6.2B for NRG Energy
UPDATE 4-Exelon won't rule out hostile bid for NRG In a deal that would create the USA's No. 1 power company nuclear power giant and utility Exelon exc is offering to buy NRG Energy nrg for $6.2 billion in stock. The all-stock bid, presented
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Buffett's got the fortitude and the funds to get deals done
Some of the biggest deals this year are examples, including Verizon's vz $5.9 billion purchase of Alltel, NRG Energy 's nrg $9.5 billion purchase of Calpine and the $21.9 billion acquisition of Wm. Wrigley Jr. by Mars. Such deals
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A 'New Day for Energy in America'?
1979. The application is coming from NRG Energy , Inc ., which would add two new reactors City, Tex., southwest of Houston. NRG , based in Princeton, N.J., put United States,' said David Crane, NRG 's President and Chief Executive Officer
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A 'New Day for Energy in America'?
1979. The application is coming from NRG Energy , Inc ., which would add two new reactors City, Tex., southwest of Houston. NRG , based in Princeton, N.J., put United States,' said David Crane, NRG 's President and Chief Executive Officer
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A 'New Day for Energy in America'?
1979. The application is coming from NRG Energy , Inc ., which would add two new reactors City, Tex., southwest of Houston. NRG , based in Princeton, N.J., put United States,' said David Crane, NRG 's President and Chief Executive Officer
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Shocking electricity prices follow deregulation
utilities such as BG&E are permitted to once again build and own plants. And David Crane, CEO of NRG Energy nrg , worries that independent suppliers like NRG could be squeezed out if utilities that buy electricity can also produce it. Unmoved by such