General Electric Company

NYSE: GE
$171.49
+$2.47 (+1.5%)
Closing Price on December 24, 2024

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Shares of GE have dropped around 12% since the beginning of the month. Is the bear story taking hold?
GE stock has been on a roller coaster ride Tuesday--rising, falling, rising again--after announcing second-quarter results this morning. As always, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
GE's second-quarter profits and revenues were better than analysts expected and investors are pushing the shares higher in premarket trading Wednesday.
General Electric is set to report its most recent quarterly results before the markets open on Wednesday and analyst sentiment is muted.
Wabtec and General Electric look less and less like they are moving in the same direction. GE sold more than half of its stake in this locomotive and train equipment maker.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of General Electric, General Motors and the other most prominent earnings reports expected this week.
While General Electric took a key analyst downgrade from UBS after relative outperformance in 2019, there are still some positive hopes for GE's long-awaited turnaround.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations on Monday included Agilent Technologies, Amazon.com, American Water Works, Crocs, Deere, General Electric, Gilead Sciences, Slack and Teva...
GE has filed documents with the California Energy Commission to shut down and demolish a 10-year old gas-fired electricity generating plant. Such plants normally have a life span of around 30 years.
After a first day with no sales, Boeing finally wrote up 35 orders or commitments on Tuesday at the Paris Air Show.
Top stock stories for the week of June 14, 2019 from earnings, mergers, analyst calls and more.
GE is still looking for ways to raise capital from inside the company. One possible means of raising cash may come from its years worth of playing venture capitalist and private equity manager.
The collapse in the fortunes of General Electric was not just the result of one or two bad decisions but a strategic failure to understand what was happening in the company's biggest business --...
If there is one former Dow Jones industrial average leader that is in need of serious help, look no further than General Electric.