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    Exelon Utilities CEO Anne Pramaggiore abruptly retires amid federal probe into Illinois lobbying

    by Ray Long and Jason Meisner, Chicago Tribune Oct 16, 2019 2 minutes

    Exelon Utilities CEO Anne Pramaggiore abruptly retired Tuesday amid a wide-ranging federal investigation that includes the company's lobbying activities at the Illinois State Capitol.

    The announcement of Pramaggiore's retirement came less than a week after Exelon and ComEd acknowledged they had received a second subpoena in the probe. Authorities were looking for "communications" between the companies and state Sen. Martin Sandoval, a Chicago Democrat

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