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New York (AFP) - Multinational conglomerate General Electric announced Tuesday it will split into three separate, publicly-traded companies in the latest move by the industrial giant to shore up its fortunes. GE will spin off its healthcare and energy businesses, and the remaining core of the century-old company founded by Thomas Edison will focus on aviation. Hard hit by the 2008 financial crisis, the company has undergone several downsizing and restructuring efforts by multiple CEOs, and incurred massive debt. The Boston-based company said in a statement the split will leave the independentl...
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New York (AFP) - Multi-national conglomerate General Electric announced Tuesday it will split into three separate companies each listed on the stock exchange, specializing in aviation, healthcare and energy. The storied Boston-based company said the split will leave the independently run businesses better positioned to "deliver long-term growth and create value" for customers, investors and employees. In a statement, General Electric said it would spin off GE Healthcare in early 2023, with GE expecting to retain a 19.9 percent stake. It would then combine three divisions -- GE Renewable Ener...
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New York (AFP) - Shares of General Electric rose early Tuesday as it scored increased orders in aviation and other key divisions while reporting a smaller loss compared with the year-ago period. Aviation orders jumped 47 percent compared with the year-ago period when the travel industry was mired in the coronavirus downturn, as the company benefited from a series of new plane acquisition plans by major carriers. GE also garnered increased orders in healthcare, renewable energy and power. Revenues also rose across GE's business during the quarter, lifting overall revenues nine percent to $18....
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Washington (AFP) - Two years after taking the helm at a slumping General Electric, Larry Culp has secured a huge reward: a bonus of around $47 million and the potential for much more. The mammoth payoff follows thousands of layoffs at the industrial conglomerate amid the coronavirus pandemic. Culp took over as chief executive in October 2018 and was paid almost $25 million in 2019, but he could reap as much as $230 million if GE meets additional targets, according to securities filings reviewed by AFP. The ex-CEO of Danaher, Culp has been credited with stabilizing GE's finances through a serie...
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