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Duke Energy Corporation (NYSE:DUK) reported its results for the fourth quarter. Net income for Duke Energy Corporation fell to $288 million (22 cents per share) vs. $427 million (32 cents per share) a year earlier. This is a decline of 32.6% from the yea

Investor Jim Rogers has a very specific reason for not buying Japanese government bonds: extinction. The Singapore-based chairman of Rogers Holdings can't fathom how a $5.5 trillion economy can, in the long run, avoid defaulting on a roughly $12 trillion

Highlight transcript below to create clip This term does not appear Click text to jump within video "Let Greece go bankrupt, let all the people who bankrupt go bankrupt, and then you can start over, you reorganize the assets and start over," Jim Rogers,

Highlight transcript below to create clip This term does not appear Click text to jump within video While market watchers wait to see whether the Dow will hit 13,000, investor Jim Rogers says 2012 could be strong but 2013 and beyond will be stronger; Gre

Billionaire investor Jim Rogers said he doesn’t have U.S. stocks or the British pound in his portfolio, which includes euros, dollars, renminbi and precious metals such as gold and silver. “Everybody’s having a wonderful time running the printing presses

Investors shouldn’t pay “much attention” to what governments are doing, well-known investor Jim Rogers, CEO and Chairman of Rogers Holdings, told CNBC Friday. “If you listen to governments, then you are not going to make a lot of money. Governments lie,

Duke Energy and Progress Energy will offer transmission system upgrades and wholesale power sales in a revised merger plan to be filed with state regulators next week. The plan is intended to satisfy the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's objections

On Thursday, Duke said it earned $288 million, or

Results were helped by strong performance in Duke's international operations. The company operates hydro-electric power plants in Brazil. Heavy rains increased output from the plants and the company renewed and renegotiated power contracts at higher pric

Duke Energy Corp.'s fourth quarter earnings fell 33 percent as mild temperatures reduced the demand for electricity while tumultuous weather increased the costs of storm repairs. On Thursday, Duke said it earned $288 million, or 22 cents per share, in th

Good day, everyone, and welcome to the Duke Energy Fourth Quarter Year End Earnings Conference Call. Today's call is being recorded. At this time, for opening remarks, I'd like to turn the call over to Mr. Bill Currens. Please go ahead, sir. Thank you, L

By Cassandra Sweet And Tess Stynes Duke Energy Corp. posted a lower fourth-quarter profit that nonetheless beat analyst forecasts and said it was working to obtain federal and state approvals to complete its $13.7 billion merger with Progress Energy. Duk

Duke CEO Jim Rogers says building new transmission capacity will be costly, but he hopes it will resolve long-term competitive concerns federal regulators have expressed in the Duke-Progress merger. “We have tried two approaches that we thought would sat

A look at results from selected companies in the energy industry: Feb. 16: Duke Energy Corp.'s fourth quarter earnings fell 33 percent. Mild temperatures reduced the demand for electricity while tumultuous weather increased the costs of storm repairs. Du

In this Feb. 14, 2012 photo, Duke Energy employees work on power lines in Charlotte, N.C. Duke Energy Corp. fourth quarter earnings fell 33 percent because mild weather compared with the year earlier reduced demand for electricity. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton