SunEdison is having more than its share of troubles. While a major high-efficiency solar manufacturing partnership in China is moving forward, the world's largest renewable energy developer is suffering under a collapsed stock price, multiple lawsuits, and an accounting investigation as it attempts to move forward with its controversial acquisition of Vivint Solar. On Monday, SunEdison and yieldco TerraForm Power informed federal regulators that they would be late in filing the annual summaries of their financial performances through 10-K forms, with SunEdison citing the ongoing investigation of claims by former executives through an audit committee. Both Deutsche Bank and SunEdison note that the audit committee has not yet found ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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