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Consolidated Edison Receives Neutral Rating from Zacks
's stock had its "neutral" rating restated by Zacks in a research report issued to clients and investors on Monday, ARN reports.
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United Way Honors O&R For Fundraising Efforts
The United Way of Rockland honored the work of Orange & Rockland Utilities at its 13th annual campaign recognition breakfast.
Consolidated Edison, Inc. (NYSE:ED) Investor Alert: Lawsuit Against Directors Filed
An investor, who currently holds shares of Consolidated Edison, Inc. , filed a lawsuit against directors over alleged breaches of fiduciary duties.
Consolidated Edison Receives "Sector Perform" Rating from RBC Capital
's stock had its "sector perform" rating restated by analysts at RBC Capital in a research report issued to clients and investors on Tuesday, AnalystRatingsNetwork.com reports.
One-time Con Edison supervisor from Staten Island ordered to forfeit $6.5 million in kickback scheme
He lived large on bribes and, now, a one-time Consolidated Edison engineer from Prince's Bay will pay large -- more than $6.5 million in forfeitures, as well as possible prison time.
Consolidated Edison (ED) Releases FY13 Earnings Guidance
Consolidated Edison issued an update on its FY13 earnings guidance on Thursday morning.
Consolidated Edison 1st-Quarter Profit Down 31% on Charge
Consolidated Edison Inc.'s first-quarter earnings fell 31% as a charge related to a lease-in lease-out transaction weighed on the utility company's bottom-line results, though revenue improved.
Brush fires caused by truck hitting cable briefly shut Thruway lane in Orange, Rockland
Multiple brush fires caused by trips in an electrical transmission line Wednesday afternoon briefly blocked one lane of the New York State Thruway southbound near the Rockland/Orange County border, officials said.
City Room: Cuomo Asks Con Ed To Freeze Bonuses for Top Executives
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo called on Tuesday for Consolidated Edison to freeze extra bonuses paid to senior executives for their response to Hurricane Sandy, other storms and a monthlong lockout of 8,000 workers last year.
Dumbest Guys in the Room: Does Wall Street Understand Utilities?
In January, investigators concluded that Consolidated Edison of New York had lost more than $225 million as the result of potentially criminal accounting improprieties from 2000 to 2009.
Con Ed under fire for executives' bonuses, given for "exemplary" 2012 performance
Consolidated Edison Inc. workers try to repair damage near the New York Stock Exchange shortly after Sandy hit the city.