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If approved, the $6.4 billion deal would be the second takeover in the D.C. utility sector in the past year.
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Stocks are buoyed by his pro-business plans, but experts say it’s still too early to know how those will shake out
If approved, the $6.4 billion deal would be the second takeover in the D.C. utility sector in the past year.
Stocks are buoyed by his pro-business plans, but experts say it’s still too early to know how those will shake out