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PG&E (PCG) shares dropped 2.2% after the California utility reinstated its dividend af🤪ter suspending it in 2017. The quarterly payouts will be $0.01, or $0.52 less than what they were six years ago when the company ended them on concerns about liabilities from wildfires.

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