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Ausbil Investment Management Ltd disclosed a sale of 31,364 shares of Ameren Corporation (NYSE:AEE) estimated at $3.13 million based on the average price for Q3 2025, according to an SEC filing

The AES Corporation (NYSE: AES) stock surged Wednesday morning on reports a unit of private equity powerhouse BlackRock (NYSE: BLK) intends to acquire the electricity utility -- and pay $38 billion

Spire Global (NYSE:SPIR) reported preliminary Q2 2025 GAAP revenue of $18 million to $19 million, following the transformative sale of its maritime business and full elimination of company debt

UGI (NYSE:UGI), a major distributor of propane and natural gas with large operations in both the United States and Europe, announced its Q3 FY2025 earnings on August 7, 2025. The most notable

Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) stock, the parent company to Google, skipped 2.6% higher through noon ET Monday after announcing it has signed a "special, joint contract" with Indiana

AES (NYSE:AES), a global power company focused on renewable energy and utilities, reported its Q2 2025 results on July 31, 2025. The most notable news was a sharp beat on non-GAAP earnings, with

Eversource Energy (NYSE:ES), a major regulated utility serving New England, reported its second quarter 2025 results on July 31, 2025. The most notable takeaway was a slight outperformance on GAAP

Electric utility stock The AES Corporation (NYSE: AES) is continuing to bob and weave, eluding the market downturn that's hit so many other stocks today. And what is AES's secret?

Earnings.

AES beat

PPL (NYSE:PPL), a major regulated utility serving Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island, reported its second-quarter earnings on July 31, 2025. The most notable results were strong top-line

With nothing more than a passing glance, the stock looks like a solid buy. Shares are priced at less than 8 times their 12-month earnings, while their forward-looking dividend yield stands at 6.6%

For two weeks straight, shares of electric utility AES Corp. (NYSE: AES) stock have climbed, all on no obvious news -- but today we found out why this stock was hopping. As Barron's reports, AES is

The latest political developments in Washington, D.C., cast a shadow over renewable energy stocks on Monday. Reacting to news that very late-stage revisions to the One, Big, Beautiful Bill would

Shares of solar and wind-power producer AES Corporation (NYSE: AES) plunged 8.2% on Tuesday after the Senate Finance Committee crafting the new budget bill released details of the proposal.

Industry

Oklo (NYSE: OKLO) stock, a start-up nuclear power company developing mini-nuclear reactors, surged more than 10% yesterday after announcing a partnership with Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power. Alongside

The news was about as bad as it could get for renewable energy stocks this week as the U.S. House of Representatives early Thursday passed a bill that will repeal some of the most important

Shares of solar stocks, including rooftop solar provider Sunrun (NASDAQ: RUN), renewables-focused utility NextEra Energy (NYSE: NEE), and renewable power provider AES Corp. (NYSE: AES), plunged on

There's nothing like a nine-figure contract to give a company some powerful bullish momentum. That's been the case over the past few days with space technology solutions company Spire Global (NYSE:

The major stock market indexes have staged an epic recovery in recent weeks but are still down year to date (YTD). But that doesn't mean all stocks are participating in the sell-off.

Stable

Bloom Energy (NYSE: BE) believes it is perfectly positioned to help power the development of artificial intelligence (AI). With a $2.5 billion backlog of fuel cells to deliver, the benefit is

Debt is dangerous. Getting out of debt can be tricky. And when you try and fail to get out of debt, things can get messy in a hurry. For a case study in all of the above, consider the unfortunate

Spire Global (NYSE: SPIR) stock crashed 49.7% through 11:11 a.m. ET Wednesday, and a lot of investors are wondering why right now. What the heck is going on? There's neither a single press release

How would you like to get paid to sit back and watch a stock you own take off? That's a scenario most investors would love. But is it unrealistic? Nope, not with the right dividend stocks. Analysts