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Modine Stock Jumps After Report Names Google, Amazon as Data Center Cooling Customers

BenzingaEvette Mitkov

Modine Manufacturing Co (NYSE:MOD) shares are rising Friday. An investigative report from Hunterbrook Media identified Google as the previously unnamed customer behind Modine's $4 billion cooling agreement. Here's what you should know.

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