John Rowe News
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Exelon Corp. left the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in 2009 over the group’s opposition to a climate- change bill, declaring the “carbon-based free lunch” was over.
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Exelon Corp. paid retired Chief Executive Officer John Rowe $23.5 million for working less than three months in 2012 and completing the power company’s $7.3 billion takeover of Constellation Energy Group Inc.
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Exelon Corp. set aside qualms about naming Constellation Energy Group Inc.’s Mayo Shattuck III executive chairman after the companies merge because it calculated the move would win it better terms for the acquisition, according to an internal company document.
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Nuclear engineer Jose Reyes jolted awake at 4:45 a.m. on March 11 when his son called to warn him that a massive earthquake had unleashed a tsunami that rocked Japan. Giant waves were heading for the Oregon coast, about an hour from Reyes’s Corvallis office.
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Exelon Corp. is trying to pull off its largest takeover by acquiring more nuclear power plants -- less than two months after the industry’s worst disaster since Chernobyl.
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The following are the top stories on metals, agriculture and shipping.
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Oil companies including Royal Dutch Shell Plc and ConocoPhillips will back new climate-change legislation in the U.S. Senate, according to people familiar with their plans.
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Exelon Corp. won conditional approval from Maryland regulators for its takeover of Constellation Energy Group Inc., leaving one regulatory hurdle to the $7.36 billion merger announced nine months ago.
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A Florida jury ruled that R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., the second-biggest U.S. cigarette maker, should pay $30 million to a woman whose husband died of lung cancer after years of smoking, according to a lawyer.
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President Barack Obama ’s frustrated efforts to revamp U.S. energy policy may face another setback as Japan works to prevent a meltdown at nuclear-power reactors crippled by last week’s earthquake and tsunami.
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