Edison International shareholders who say they suffered major financial losses argued the electric company can't avoid federal fraud claims that its executives hid critical details about wildfire safety measures.
An institutional investor leading the proposed class vigorously opposed Edison's bid to dismiss the action Tuesday, rejecting the company's claim that it fully disclosed wildfire risk and that "bad news, plus a stock drop" doesn't amount to secur...
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