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Bruyère Health is laying off 55 frontline staff, according to the union representing nurses and personal support workers at the organization. Positions slated for the chopping block include 46 ...

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Make better investment decisions with Simply Wall St's easy, visual tools that give you a competitive edge. AES (NYSE:AES) is the target of a proposed $33b take private buyout led by BlackRock and EQT ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An hour before the first AES Indiana community open house for the year was set to happen, the electric company said it had been ...

The proposal drew criticism from consumer advocates concerned about a growing number of private equity’s utility acquisitions. An investment group that includes financial giant Blackstone is buying ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — AES Indiana has canceled a community open house at an Indianapolis YMCA “due to threats,” a Tuesday afternoon email to the news media said. The email did not give any details ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Utility company AES announced on Monday, March 2 plans to be sold a group of investment organizations, becoming a private company. Under the terms of the sale, approved by AES' board of ...

A consortium led by BlackRock’s Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) and EQT AB have agreed to acquire global power utility, AES Corp. (NYSE:AES), for $15 per share in cash, totaling an enterprise ...

A consortium led by BlackRock’s BLK-N Global Infrastructure Partners and Swedish private-equity firm EQT AB has agreed to buy U.S. power company AES Corp. AES-N for US$33.4-billion, including debt, in ...

Feb 24 (Reuters) - Alphabet's (GOOGL.O), opens new tab Google doubled down on efforts to secure power supply for its data centers across the country by entering into separate agreements with U.S.