Constellation Energy Stock Falls
S&P 500 Component Constellation Energy Falls On Report Of $30 Billion Natural-Gas Bet
S&P 500 nuclear stock Constellation Energy fell in afternoon trade on Wednesday after a report emerged that it's close to finalizing a deal for Calpine, a natural gas and geothermal power generator. Constellation Energy is in discussions with Calpine's private-equity owners about a deal that could value the company at about $30 billion including debt,
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