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GE Aerospace Will Build on Legacy of Invention

General Electric has completed its breakup into three companies, marking a significant change for the industrial conglomerate pioneer.
Analysts estimate GE Aerospace's market value post-spinoff at over $100 billion, with a projected operating profit of $10 billion in 2028.
Banners of the newly formed independent General Electric companies are prominently displayed at the New York Stock Exchange.

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GE Aerospace's Slattery to step down in June, remain adviser

The chief commercial officer of GE Aerospace , John Slattery, will step down from the jet engine maker in June and will remain an adviser, CEO Larry Culp said on Wednesday.

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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GE aviation and energy businesses start trading on NYSE, marking the end of the conglomerate

General Electric has completed its split of the one-time conglomerate into three separate companies, as its aerospace and energy businesses started trading on the New York Stock Exchange as separate entities on Tuesday.

1 month ago·United States

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GE aviation and energy businesses start trading on NYSE, marking the end of the conglomerate

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CNN

The dismantling of GE, once America’s iconic everything company, is now complete

GE once did everything for the typical American family - from providing much of the television they watched, to the light bulbs and appliances they depended upon, the electricity needed to power those household staples, even the subprime mortgage that allowed many of them to buy their homes.

1 month ago·Atlanta, United States

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The dismantling of GE, once America’s iconic ‘everything company,’ is now complete

By Chris Isidore and Matt Egan, CNN New York (CNN) — GE once did almost everything for the typical American family – from providing much of the television they watched, to the light bulbs and appliances they depended upon, the electricity needed to power those household staples, even the subprime mortgage that allowed many of them to buy their homes. No longer. With Tuesday’s split into two companies, the break up of the once mighty industrial i…

1 month ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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GE aviation and energy businesses start trading on NYSE, marking the end of the conglomerate

General Electric on Tuesday completed its breakup into three companies, marking the end of an era for the industrial conglomerate pioneer.

1 month ago·United States

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GE Aerospace Will Build on Legacy of Invention

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GE Aerospace's Slattery to step down in June, remain adviser

GE Aerospace's Slattery to step down in June, remain adviser

GE aviation and energy businesses start trading on NYSE, marking the end of the conglomerate

GE aviation and energy businesses start trading on NYSE, marking the end of the conglomerate

GE aviation and energy businesses start trading on NYSE, marking the end of the conglomerate

GE aviation and energy businesses start trading on NYSE, marking the end of the conglomerate

The dismantling of GE, once America’s iconic everything company, is now complete

The dismantling of GE, once America’s iconic everything company, is now complete

The dismantling of GE, once America’s iconic ‘everything company,’ is now complete

The dismantling of GE, once America’s iconic ‘everything company,’ is now complete

GE aviation and energy businesses start trading on NYSE, marking the end of the conglomerate

GE aviation and energy businesses start trading on NYSE, marking the end of the conglomerate

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