Edison reports quarterly net loss of $413 million

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Edison International posted a $413 million net loss for the 2001 third-quarter. The company attributed the loss to investments it made overseas.

Edison International, SCE

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States face fights as caps expire on electric rates: deregulation deadlines highlight disparities between customers, utilities

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Price caps on electricity rates will soon expire in several U.S. states. This will provide businesses an opportunity to fight for more equitable rates.

Financial management, Commodity & service prices, Public affairs, Economic aspects, Prices and rates, Political activity, Deregulation, Electricity, Company financing, Company pricing policy

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AES fourth-quarter profit rose 75%

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AES Corp. of the United States posted a soaring 75 percent profit increase to $177 million for the fourth quarter of 2005 from $101 million last year. Revenue increased to $2.97 billion from $2.52 billion last year, up by 18 percent. The international electric utilities company also posted a financial restatement for 2003 and 2004.

Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, AES, Company overview, AES Corp. (Arlington, Virginia)

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