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Quake info: Moderate mag 3 8 earthquake - Parke County, 26 mi north of Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, USA, on Thursday, 17 Jun 2021 3:18 pm (GMT -4) - 816 user experience reports

Quake info: Moderate mag 3 8 earthquake - Parke County, 26 mi north of Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, USA, on Thursday, 17 Jun 2021 3:18 pm (GMT -4) - 816 user experience reports
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Elliott Investment Management Sends Letter to Board of Directors of Duke Energy Corporation

Elliott Investment Management L.P. ("Elliott"), which manages funds that have an investment in Duke Energy Corporation ("Duke" or the "Company") that make it a top 10 investor in the Company, today sent a letter to Duke's Board outlining a plan to create $12 to $15 billion of line-of-sight near-term value for shareholders. Elliott explained that this value upside is based on observable publicly traded market valuation metrics of Duke's closest peers and does not incorporate meaningfully higher valuations realized in recent transactions in Florida and Indiana, which would result in several billion dollars of incremental value.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110525:00:04:00

battleground states for 2012 are in yellow. red states republican. blue states democrat. most important contested states in order of electoral votes, florida, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, and north carolina. if the republicans were to win those states it, would be very tough for president obama to be reelected with the economy the way it is, the g.o.p. has a decent chance to take not only those states but a number of others that are in play. talking points believes at this point indiana, north carolina, ohio, florida, new hampshire, and nevada will most likely vote republican. assuming the nominee is a credible candidate. iowa, minnesota. colorado, new mexico and wisconsin will probably stay in president obama s camp. that leaves michigan and virginia too close to call at this juncture it is very interesting that 36 states are so intractable places like texas and south carolina will never vote for president obama. likewise california and massachusetts will not go for a republican pres

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110525:09:02:00

battleground states for 2012 are in yellow. red states republican. blue states democrat. most important contested states in order of electoral votes, florida, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, and north carolina. if the republicans were to win those states it, would be very tough for president obama to be reelected with the economy the way it is, the g.o.p. has a decent chance to take not only those states but a number of others that are in play. talking points believes at this point indiana, north carolina, ohio, florida, new hampshire, and nevada will most likely vote republican. assuming the nominee is a credible candidate. iowa, minnesota. colorado, new mexico and wisconsin will probably stay in president obama s camp. that leaves michigan and virginia too close to call at this juncture it is very interesting that 36 states are so intractable places like texas and south carolina will never vote for president obama. likewise california and massachusetts will not go for a republican pres

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110525:03:02:00

in yellow. red states republican. blue states democrat. most important contested states in order of electoral votes, florida, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, and north carolina. if the republicans were to win those states it, would be very tough for president obama to be reelected with the economy the way it is, the g.o.p. has a decent chance to take not only those states but a number of others that are in play. talking points believes at this point indiana, north carolina, ohio, florida, new hampshire, and nevada will most likely vote republican. assuming the nominee is a credible candidate. iowa, minnesota. colorado, new mexico and wisconsin will probably stay in president obama s camp. that leaves michigan and virginia too close to call at this juncture it is very interesting that 36 states are so intractable places like texas and south carolina will never vote for president obama. likewise california and massachusetts will not go for a republican presidential candidate. that s not go

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