On January 23, 2024, General Electric GE (NYSE: GE, $131.10, Market Capitalization: $142.69 billion) reported solid 4Q23 results, with a beat on revenues and EPS versus consensus.

In the battle of high-thrust engines that power today’s most advanced widebody jets, two names dominate the skies: ...

General Electric's GE turnaround will culminate in breaking up into three businesses: Aviation, Health Care and Energy.; The economic downturn has thrown a wrench in this plan, making it difficult ...

General Electric's vulnerabilities were laid bare and the epicenter was GE Capital, the company's financial wing. Shares lost 80% of their value from the start of 2008 into the first few months ...

General Electric, one of the most storied names in U.S. business, will divide itself into three public companies focused on aviation, healthcare and energy. The company, founded in 1892, has ...

General Electric on Tuesday said fresh COVID-19-related lockdowns in China as well as the war in Ukraine have exacerbated supply chain disruptions and inflationary pressure, putting its full-year ...

General Electric forecast revenue at its cash-cow aviation business to grow by at least low-double digits through 2025, sending its shares to levels not seen since 2018 on Thursday.

General Electric will retain a 19.9% equity stake in the healthcare company, but the overall transactions will leave shareholders with three independent companies focused on specific industries.

The curious minds at ColdFusion uncover General Electric’s little-known involvement in the history of nuclear development.

General Electric, long synonymous with the light bulb, sold its lighting business to Savant Systems Inc., a home automation company based in Massachusetts.

General Electric has been making lightbulbs for more than a century but is now selling its lighting business. Above, a lightbulb is displayed at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American ...