June 19, 2013
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6/4/13)
General Electric (GE) was once revered as one of the bluest of all blue-chip companies in the world. During its glory days, GE was respected as an industrial conglomerate that manufactured some of...(read more)
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6/1/13)
General Electric Company (GE) recently signed an agreement with Green Waste Energy, a privately-held U.S.-based developer of Advanced Recycling and Energy Conversion...(read more)
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4/25/13)
GE Lighting, a division of General Electric Company (GE) and Trane, a brand of Ingersoll Rand (IR), have recently collaborated to bring a world class...(read more)
General Electric Company (GE) Company Overview
General Electric Co. (NYSE: GE) is a multinational conglomerate that manufactures large-scale industrial products, produces consumer appliances, and provides financial services. GE's operations now span the financial services, energy, industrial manufacturing and healthcare. In 2010, GE was ranked the second-largest company in the world by Forbes based on a formula that included sales, net income, assets, and market capitalization.[1] GE's diversification provides the company with a degree of protection against poor performance in any business segment. Additionally, GE's size enables it to buy and sell companies at opportune times, taking advantage of favorable market conditions. Acquisitions contributed $0.5 billion to net income and $3.4 billion to consolidated revenues in 2009. [2] The company aims to integrate acquired businesses as quickly as possible. (Read more at Wikinvest ) What's in this GE analysis on Wikinvest...
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June 19, 2013