General Electric Company
NYSE: GE
$187.43
+$1.27 (+0.7%)
Closing Price on September 20, 2024
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Oilfield services firm Baker Hughes has announced a $3 billion share buyback program and an authorization from its board of directors to issue new debt.
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GE ended its streak of consecutive 52-week lows on Friday after the shares had dipped below $20 for the first time in five years.
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Apple, General Electric, Walmart, and Merck combined to push the DJIA up a little a Friday.
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Teva, General Electric, Newell Brands, and Oclaro all posted new 52-week lows Thursday.
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General Electric, AT&T, Envision Healthcare, and AKS Steel all posted new 52-week lows on Wednesday.
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AK Steel, General Electric, Under Armour, and Eldorado Gold all posted new 52-week lows Tuesday.
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Merck, General Electric, Macy's, and CenturyLink all posted new 52-week lows Monday.
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Merck, Macy's, General Electric, and 3M all posted new 52-week lows on Monday.
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President Trump begins a five-nation tour of Asia on Friday and a number of companies are taking part in the two-week trip in hopes of furthering relationships, especially with China.
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General Electric stock had a tough week. The share price dropped nearly 13% last week and the company posted a new 52-week low every day.
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GE had a market cap that made it the most valuable publicly traded company as recently as 2006. Due to the implosion of its earnings, it is no longer in the top 30.
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JC Penney, General Electric, Mattel, and Rite Aid all posted new 52-week lows Friday.
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General Electric, Celgene, Chesapeake Energy, and Southwestern Energy all posted new 52-week lows Thursday.
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General Electric, AT&T, Nabors Industries, and Chesapeake Energy all posted new 52-week lows Wednesday.
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Boeing, General Electric, IBM, and Caterpillar were the big losers as the DJIA closed down on Wednesday.
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