Stream Energy Inks $300 Million Deal to Sell to NRG

In 2006, I wrote this story about Stream Energy and its co-founder Rob Snyder. Somehow the business survived, and today news broke that Stream will sell its retail operation to NRG for $300 million (assuming the deal passes muster with regulators). About a decade ago, I took $500 from Rob in a game of one-on-one basketball. Seems like a good time to ask him if he’d like a rematch.

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Stream Energy Inks $300 Million Deal to Sell to NRG

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