EMPLOYEES of Ipswich-based energy giant TXU were living on their nerves today after the value of the company's American parent crashed.The value of shares in the Texas-based energy giant slumped 35 per cent – at one stage trading in the company was suspended on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday.
By Paul Geater
EMPLOYEES of Ipswich-based energy giant TXU were living on their nerves today after the value of the company's American parent crashed.
The value of shares in the Texas-based energy giant slumped 35 per cent – at one stage trading in the
company was suspended on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday.
The slump means the value of the company – which supplies electricity in countries across the world – has fallen by more than two thirds in the last month.
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