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Hawaiian Electric Stock Rises After Pushing Back on Maui Wildfire Allegations - Barron's

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Hawaiian Electric Stock Surges 38% After Pushing Back on Maui Wildfire Allegations

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Hawaiian Electric Industries shares surged Monday after the company pushed back against accusations its power lines caused a deadly wildfire on the island of Maui in Hawaii.

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