From the impact new N.C. legislation will have on future earnings to the potential of a federal minimum tax for profitable corporations, there was a lot to talk about in Duke Energy Corp.’s latest earnings call.
There were the big numbers, like adjusted third-quarter earnings of $1.44 billion, or $1.88 per share, that beat analysts’ expectations and the $165 million charge related to a loss at the S.C. Supreme Court on coal-ash costs. There was the corporate positioning, like executives leaving…
