Duke Energy Corporation Stock News

John's retirement accounts generated a total of $1,568.09 of dividend income for July 2020 vs. $1912.99 of dividend income for July of 2019.

The investment trend in ESG doesn't appear to be going away anytime soon. We have yet another CEF jump into the arena, KMF is changing its investment policy to invest for the future.

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Duke Energy Renewables, a subsidiary of Duke Energy (NYSE: DUK), today announced the closing of $109.4 million in a preferred tax equity funding from Goldman Sachs' Alternative Energy Investing Group.

Warren Buffett says he never makes a Berkshire Hathaway investment based on climate, and he recently backed that up with a $10 billion acquisition of energy pipelines. Was the billionaire investor rig

Piedmont Natural Gas is resuming standard billing practices in the coming weeks in its service territories in North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee, offering plans and flexible options to help

(Bloomberg) -- U.S. corporate investment-grade issuance reached a record $1.346 trillion Monday, surpassing 2017’s full-year total in less than eight months amid seemingly endless investor appetite

Duke Energy will begin its standard billing and payment practices in South Carolina in the coming weeks, keeping service disconnections for nonpayment of electric service suspended until October 2020.

Duke Energy will begin its standard billing practices in North Carolina in the coming weeks, keeping service disconnections for nonpayment suspended until October 2020, a full month beyond its require

Our overbought indicator reaches rarefied air. It could be a good time to rein in risk by reducing margin and avoiding short-term calls.

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Almost anywhere you look in the market, you can find stocks with price-earnings ratios in the triple digits. But no sector makes this reality more evident than renewables. With that in mind, where sho

The spread between the sector’s yield and that of the 10-Year U.S. Treasury note is near a 25-year high, according to Goldman Sachs—3.2% versus 0.6% recently.

Duke and NextEra qualify for “Best List”, but Duke offers a better value in today’s overpriced utility market.