GE won’t try to claw back Jeff Immelt’s pay
Mr. Immelt didn't receive any severance when he left GE in the middle of 2017, a year when his compensation totaled $8.1 million. He received $21.3 million in compensation in 2016, his last full year as chairman and CEO.
Uber, GE partner on aerial ride-sharing program in bid to reimagine post-pandemic aviation industry
Uber and GE announced a new partnership Wednesday to transform the world through aerial ridesharing on the largescale, as the aviation industry is reimagined for the post-pandemic era.
Coronavirus prompts GE Aviation to eliminate 25% of jobs worldwide
GE Aviation has approximately 52,000 employees worldwide.
Trump: Blocking GE jet engine sales to China 'ridiculous'
President Trump pushed back on a potential proposal from his administration to block the sale of GE jet engines to China, saying the U.S. is "open for business."
GE joins Boeing suppliers paring workers amid 737 Max hiatus
GE's diverse customer base leaves it better positioned to handle Boeing's reduced production than some of the planemaker's other suppliers.
GE betting on offshore wind power
The company recently unveiled what it is calling the most powerful offshore wind turbine to date.
GE boosts outlook despite 737 Max, tariff headwinds
GE's aviation business supplies engines for Boeing's sidelined 737 MAX.
General Electric pension freeze sign of the times for the American worker
The retirement landscape is changing for the American worker.
Russian and Italian stole GE Aviation trade secrets, feds charge
Engineers used GE Aviation trade secrets while working for a business contracting for a Russian state-owned aviation company.
General Electric's CEO makes big stock buy after market drop, fraud charges
GE CEO Larry Culp sends a vote of confidence to Wall Street in the wake of fraud allegations.
GE denies Bernie Madoff whistleblower's accusation of fraudulent accounting
The man who took down Madoff believes GE’s accounting missteps total $38 billion, or 40 percent of the company’s market value
GE could be long-term loser in United Technologies-Raytheon merger, analyst says
Raytheon Technologies Corp. will have a research and development budget almost four times that of Boeing's aviation division.
‘Fresh perspective’ of GE board comes at expense of experience, CEO says
The board of directors now includes 40 percent more women than in the past.
GE pays $1.5b to settle with DOJ over fraudulent subprime loans
The charges stem from GE's purchase of WMC Mortgage in 2004.
GE struggles remain in 2019, but CEO Culp forecasts improvement
The company expects profits to drop in 2019, but cash flow to return to positive in 2020 and beyond.
GE shares close down after CEO forecasts negative cash flow in 2019
Newly-minted CEO Larry Culp is in the midst of trying to turnaround the struggling conglomerate.
GE to reduce debt further and restore dividend, CEO Larry Culp says
New CEO Larry Culp is rushing to pay off GE's massive debt obligations.
GE to downsize Boston headquarters, reimburse state $87M
General Electric is downsizing plans for its world headquarters in Boston.
General Electric's rough 2018 had ups and downs
Here's a timeline of the slow demise of one of America's industrial icons.
GE turns to Wall Street to reorganize as Blackstone eyes assets
GE is busy working with investment bankers on a potential restructuring plan.