PG&E Falls After Gas Blast in San Francisco Suburb
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PG&E Corp., California’s largest utility owner, fell 8.4 percent in New York trading after one of its natural-gas pipelines exploded in the San Francisco suburb of San Bruno.
The blast yesterday resulted in the death of at least four people and destroyed 38 homes, Lieutenant Governor Abel Maldonado said during a press conference today in San Bruno.