Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc Stock News

Hawaiian Electric said Monday its power lines started a fire that was quickly extinguished earlier this month, but power had been turned off six hours before a second fire emerged.

Hawaiian Electric on Monday disputed accusations that its power lines caused the deadly wildfires in Maui earlier this month, which killed at least 115 people.

Shares of Hawaiian Electric (HE) are shooting up this morning, showing hints of a slight rebound since falling over the speculated connections to the Maui wildfires. Yahoo Finance Live monitors the ut

Shares of Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc. skyrocketed after the electric company responded to a lawsuit filed by Maui County over the deadly Lahaina fires, by calling the suit “factually and legal

Hawaiian Electric said power lines toppled by high winds likely caused the morning fire in Lahaina but electricity was off when a second fire occurred.

Hawaiian Electric (NYSE: HE ) stock is on the rise Monday after the company refuted claims that it was responsible for the Maui wildfires. In responding to a lawsuit seeking to hold it accountable for

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The company said it believes a lawsuit from Maui County that it acted negligently before deadly wildfires on the island is “factually and legally irresponsible.”

Hawaiian Electric on Monday said that the lawsuit filed against it by the County of Maui is "factually and legally irresponsible," pointing to the county's responsibility in the Hawaii wildfires.

Shares of Hawaiian Electric tanked 75% this month as credit rating downgrades and lawsuits piled up.

Hawaiian Electric Industries (NYSE: HE ) stock is decreasing on Friday after the company provided investors with an update after the Maui wildfires. According to a press release from the company, it's

Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc fell 21% in pre-market trading hit by a plethora of bad news as the company's woes show no sign of ending anytime soon. After the closing bell Thursday, the firm said

Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc.'s stock HE, -2.06% fell another 21% in premarket trade Friday, after Standard & Poor's again downgraded its rating, sending it further into junk territory, as the pro

Hawaiian Electric's CEO received an annual bonus last year tied to profit, worker safety and bolstering the supply of renewable energy, but not linked specifically to reducing wildfire risk, according

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