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Beleaguered Calpine Corp., a once-highflying power producer that has been selling assets to reduce debt, has confirmed new troubles: The company said Thursday that it was unable to withdraw $400 ...

Troubled Calpine Corp. replaced its founder and another top officer Tuesday, a move that sent the power producer’s stock and bonds to new lows and renewed speculation that the company would seek ...

Calpine’s major shareholders, including ECP, CPP Investments and Access Industries, have agreed to an 18-month lock-up on their Constellation equity, with a schedule for potential sales.

But Calpine, which runs power plants in the United States and abroad, also offered investors glimmers of hope Thursday. Revenue grew by 8.9 percent, from $2.03 billion to $2.21 billion.

Calpine also has strong competitive advantages with its geographic presence, scale, and low-cost status. The shale revolution, which created a glut of supply on the market, has certainly driven ...

In NEW YORK story headlined... "UPDATE 4-Calpine sees bankruptcy claims exceeding $17.4 bln" please read paragraph 2 as.... "The company said the increase will likely be due to creditors filing ...

Zapped by falling electricity demand and fallout from Enron Corp.'s bankruptcy, power generator Calpine Corp. said yesterday that it will put 34 power plant projects on hold, reducing its capital ...

Calpine, the U.S. power producer that exited bankruptcy protection in January, reported a profit in the second quarter which beat analysts' estimates, after a year-earlier loss from reorganization ...

Calpine, the troubled energy giant whose $17 billion in debt is widely held across Wall Street, lost a courtroom skirmish yesterday in its quest to stay out of bankruptcy. New York State Supreme Co… ...