Southern Company (The) Stock News

The latest trading day saw Southern Co. (SO) settling at $69.44, representing a +0.1% change from its previous close.

Southern Company has been building a large energy project, which has not gone particularly well. The project is set to be completed in early 2024.

Southern's (SO) subsidiary, Georgia Power, secures regulatory approval to pass $7.56 billion Vogtle nuclear project overruns to customers. Delays and cost hikes raise concerns.

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Southern Company has increased its dividend or held it steady for over 70 years. Over the past decade, dividend growth has been mired in the low single digits, roughly keeping up with inflation.

Southern's (SO) chairman Thomas Fanning retires after a 43-year tenure. CEO Christopher Womack steps into the position, shaping a new era in energy leadership.

This integrated giant is safer for investors looking to get positioned in the energy sector, has backed up some, and now yields a strong 4.17% dividend.

Southern's (SO) subsidiary Georgia Power partners with U.S. Army Garrison Eisenhower to lead the charge in expediting electric vehicle infrastructure, aiming to curb carbon footprint.

Southern Company is a conservatively run regulated utility. In the middle of the last decade it stepped away from renewable power developments just as the industry was starting to see increased invest

Southern Co. has an excellent track record of growing value for its investors. Johnson & Johnson is a financial fortress with a strong record of creating shareholder value.

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October CPI report showed weaker than expected inflation. As a result, many analysts expect the Federal Reserve to not raise interest rates any more. Some see cuts next year. With the beginning of the

Southern Company is quite forward-looking and appears far more attractive than many of the other utility providers I follow. They are nearing the completion of the Voglte Nuclear Plant and expect Unit