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General Electric clews expectations

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U.S. industrial conglomerate General Electric (GE) fared better than expected in the second quarter. Tensile help came, among other things, from a sharp sales boost for GE Aerospace, the jet engines unit.

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General Electric clews expectations

U.S. industrial conglomerate General Electric (GE) fared better than expected in the second quarter. Tensile help came, among other things, from a sharp sales boost for GE Aerospace, the jet engines unit.

3 years ago·Falkenberg, Sweden

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General Electric clews expectations

U.S. industrial conglomerate General Electric (GE) fared better than expected in the second quarter. Tensile help came, among other things, from a sharp sales boost for GE Aerospace, the jet engines unit.

3 years ago·Malmö, Sweden

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Sydsvenskan broke the news in Malmö, Sweden 3 years ago on Tuesday, July 26, 2022.

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