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November 14, 2025
Freeport-McMoRan Hid Mine Safety Risks, Investors Suit Says
Mining company Freeport-McMoRan Inc. faces a proposed investor class action alleging the company concealed safety risks at its copper mine in Indonesia, hurting investors after its trading prices fell when a landslide at the mine killed two workers and left others missing.
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November 14, 2025
Pa. Budget Ends State's Bid To Join Cap-And-Trade Compact
Pennsylvania legislators have announced that their long-awaited 2025 budget included provisions ending the state's bid to join a multistate carbon cap-and-trade compact, mooting years of litigation over whether the credits that fossil-fuel power plants would purchase were a fee or a tax.
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November 14, 2025
FirstEnergy Investors Ask Again For 6th Circ. Clarification
A week after the Sixth Circuit declined to reconsider a ruling blocking FirstEnergy investors from accessing documents prepared by BigLaw firms investigating the company's $1 billion bribery scandal, investors have once again asked the court to clarify its decision, arguing that it is "premised on a clear error of fact."
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November 14, 2025
Colo. Energy Co. Says It's Out $750K Due To Faulty Meters
A Colorado energy and gas company sued a Canadian company on Thursday, saying the defendant sold it nearly $750,000 worth of faulty multiphase flow meters and ignored requests for a refund.
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November 14, 2025
IRS Expert Challenges Data Used In Eaton's Projections
An expert witness for the Internal Revenue Service questioned the financial projections prepared by Eaton Corp.'s experts Friday in U.S. Tax Court, saying the data they relied on wasn't available in 2012, when the company took on debt to acquire Ireland-based Cooper Industries, a global electrical products manufacturer, for $13 billion.
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