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- Energy agency head praises Obama emissions goal
Final Glance: Utilities companies
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NEW YORK - Shares of some top utilities companies were mixed at the close of trading:
AEP fell $.02 or .1 percent, to $32.16.
ConEd rose $.36 or .8 percent, to $42.91.
Duke Energy rose $.19 or 1.1 percent, to $16.75.
Pepco Holdings rose $.11 or .7 percent, to $16.16.
Southern Co rose $.05 or .2 percent, to $32.03.
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