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FirstEnergy CEO Strah resigns; no severance

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FirstEnergy CEO Steven Strah retired without warning at roughly the same time that an internal management review related to the corporation’s 2019 bribery scandal was completed.
The company provided no information on the timing of the retirement. In a press release…

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