Edison International Declines After California Reviews Pact
- Regulators ask parties to comment on San Onofre settlement
- Consumer advocates had said they couldn't support pact
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Edison International fell as California said it’s reassessing how much the utility should be able to collect from customers for the shutdown of a nuclear power plant near Los Angeles after a probe showed it failed to disclose private talks.
The shares slid as much as 2.4 percent, the most on an intraday basis since April 21. They closed 1.8 percent lower at $71.32 in New York.