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Southern (SO): Is the Recent 5% Pullback Creating a Quiet Value Opportunity?
Simply Wall St · 1h ago
10 Energy Stocks to Buy Right Now
The Motley Fool · 6h ago
The Biggest Market Surprise Of The 2020s Is Potentially Still Ahead
Seeking Alpha · 1d ago
P/E Ratio Insights for Southern
Benzinga · 2d ago
Is Exelon Stock Underperforming the Nasdaq?
Barchart · 2d ago
Does Southern’s Recent Pullback Offer Long Term Value for Investors in 2025
Simply Wall St · 2d ago
Wednesday Sector Laggards: Utilities, Healthcare
NASDAQ · 4d ago
Noteworthy ETF Outflows: XLU, NEE, CEG, SO
NASDAQ · 5d ago
How Is Duke Energy Using Energy Storage to Build a More Reliable Grid?
NASDAQ · 5d ago
Buy these 4 Utility ETFs to Ride the AI Boom Before 2025 Ends
NASDAQ · 5d ago
The Bull Case For Southern (SO) Could Change Following Strong Q3 Revenue and Earnings Beat
Simply Wall St · 6d ago
Weekly Report: what happened at SO last week (1124-1128)?
Weekly Report · 6d ago
Southern Company (SO): Evaluating Valuation After Strong Q3 Earnings and Recent Sector Underperformance
Simply Wall St · 11/30 09:19
SO Quantitative Stock Analysis
NASDAQ · 11/29 20:00
Dividend Champion, Contender, And Challenger Highlights: Week Of November 30
Seeking Alpha · 11/29 05:11
5 Dividend Growth Stocks With Upside To Analyst Targets
NASDAQ · 11/28 15:08
How Is Southern's Stock Performance Compared to Other Utilities Stocks?
Barchart · 11/28 00:18
Georgia Power, Atlanta Falcons team up for Light Up the Holidays contest
PR Newswire · 11/26 14:00
As Alphabet nears $4T, here are top 10 utilities stocks by marketcap
Seeking Alpha · 11/25 13:49
Weekly Report: what happened at SO last week (1117-1121)?
Weekly Report · 11/24 09:51
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About SO
The Southern Company is an energy provider. The Company owns three traditional electric operating companies, Southern Power Company and Southern Company Gas. The traditional electric operating companies-Alabama Power, Georgia Power and Mississippi Power-are operating public utility companies providing electric service to retail customers in three Southeastern states in addition to wholesale customers in the Southeast. The Southern Power Company develops, constructs, acquires, owns, and manages power generation assets, including renewable energy projects, and sells electricity at market-based rates in the wholesale market. The Southern Company Gas is an energy services holding company whose primary business is the distribution of natural gas in four states - Illinois, Georgia, Virginia, and Tennessee, through the natural gas distribution utilities. Southern Company Gas is also involved in several other businesses that are complementary to the distribution of natural gas.