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NextEra acquiring Dominion in massive $67B power tie-up

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By Emma Thorne Verified
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It's potentially the biggest power deal ever: NextEra Energy is acquiring Dominion Energy for about $67 billion, the companies announced Monday. The mostly-stock deal will leave NextEra shareholders with about 75% ownership of the resulting company, Bloomberg reported, citing anonymous sources.
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The numbers to watch this week: Inflation hangs on

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By Emma Thorne Verified
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If you thought gas prices were bad now, just wait. The nation's top economists now see headline consumer price inflation hitting 6.0% at an annual rate for the second quarter of the year. That's more than double the 2.7% the group projected just three months ago, before the Iran conflict began. The Survey of Professional Forecasters expects inflation to remain high into the third quarter before easing toward the end of the year.
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NYC-area workers face commute chaos amid transit strike

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By Emma Thorne Verified
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Mondays are rough enough — but for tens of thousands of New York City-area commuters, this Monday is especially so. About 3,500 workers from the Long Island Rail Road went on strike over the weekend, bringing the nation's largest commuter rail line to a halt. City officials are urging employees to work from home; for those who can't, free shuttle bus service is available. One problem: The buses can handle about 13,000 riders, while the LIRR usually carries nearly 300,000 a day.
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