PGW gets OK to raise gas price (Philadelphia Gas Works Co.)

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Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approves Philadelphia Gas Works Co.'s request to increase gas price for residential customers. The rise in gas price is a 30% increase effective January 1, 2001.

Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Pennsylvania, Utilities Regulation, Utility regulations

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PGW seeks approval to reduce its gas rates

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Philadelphia, Penn.-based Philadelphia Gas Works Co. has filed a request to reduce its natural gas rates with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission. The rate cut proposal by Philadelphia Gas Works, which is a city-owned supplier of natural gas, would reduce the typical residential consumer's gas bill by about $110 annually.

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Comcast may build a better mousetrap

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Comcast Corp's bid for Walt Disney Co. failed and the company withdrew the takeover offer after leaving it on the table for nearly three months. Some observers stated that it was a chance worth taking and would not hurt Comcast in the long run.

Acquisitions & mergers, Cable Television Systems, Cable Networks, Cable and other pay TV services, Motion picture & video production, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Cable television broadcasting industry, Motion picture industry, Comcast Corp., CMCSA, Walt Disney Co., Video production companies, Film and video production companies

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