Southern Company SO stands as a major player in America’s utility industry, playing a vital role in electricity production, ...

Southern Company is positioned well as an incumbent leader in nuclear power. Its subsidiary, Southern Nuclear, operates eight ...

The Southern Company SO recently announced that its Georgia Power subsidiary received approval from the Georgia Public Service Commission (“PSC”) for its 2025 Integrated Resource Plan (“IRP”). The ...

The retiring CFO, Daniel Tucker, will sign a two-year consulting agreement that pays him $300,000 annually, the company said.

The Southern Company (SO-0.12%) is the type of company that you buy and forget about for long stretches of time. When you go back and look at it a few times a year, the story is likely to be very ...

The Southern Company (SO 1.41%) is not one of them. Still, dividend-focused investors would be wise to dig a little deeper into the company's history before passing it by.

Southern Company (NYSE: SO) today announced the pricing of $1.45 billion in aggregate principal amount of its Series 2025A 3.25% Convertible Senior Notes due June 15, 2028 ...

Southern Company has a market cap of $72 billion. 2023 net debt is expected to be $57.1 billion. The company also has $1.8 billion in pension and related liabilities, which I will add as well.

Southern Company is forward-thinking and adaptive; it has grown revenue by 71.35% since 2013. See why I wouldn't consider buying SO stock at its current price.

Southern Company is committed to “net zero emissions” by 2050. What progress are you making? We also made an interim goal of having a 50% reduction by 2030.

The Southern Company has a generous 4.3% yield today. That compares favorably to both the S&P 500 index, where an ETF would get you a scant 1.55%, and the average utility's 3%, using the ...