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General Electric reportedly is close to selling a large part of its real estate holdings, as the company aims to shrink its finance and capital business.
It now might be easier to argue that Berkshire Hathaway is becoming more like a public private equity shop, rather than being a conglomerate.
Dow Chemical announced that it has decided to split off and sell its chlorine business to Olin, which will make Olin the largest chlorine producer in the world.
Caterpillar has reported that energy and transportation retail sales for the three-month rolling period ending in February were up 17%, while construction and resources segments posted decreases of...
Merrill Lynch does not see much of a chance for an upside in DuPont anymore and downgraded the stock to Underperform.
CEO Jeff Immelt continues to refashion General Electric as an industrial conglomerate with less emphasis on its once-booming financial business.
United Technologies announced Friday morning that it will repurchase $2.65 billion in stock in an accelerated repurchase agreement with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
Jon OggGeneral Electric Co. (NYSE: GE) has disclosed in its proxy summary filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission the pay of its top executives. This pay will likely be criticized by those...
ThinkstockBerkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE: BRK-A) has made some interesting news this week. The conglomerate under Warren Buffett has successfully borrowed over $3 billion in new note and bond...
Market chatter suggests that GE CEO and Chairman Jeff Immelt could step down as chief executive next year. This is not the first such call has been made.
Immediately prior to Polypore International's merger with Asahi Kasei, 3M will pay Asahi Kasei approximately $1 billion to acquire Polypore’s separations media business.
Deere reported better-than-expected first-quarter fiscal 2015 results before markets opened Friday morning.
Caterpillar has announced that the SEC is investigating whether it illegally moved money between its U.S. and foreign subsidiaries.
GE may have just, at least partially, opened the door a tad wider to activist investors or investors who want to take on a more strategic role in one of America's largest companies.
DuPont has announced two new appointments to its board of directors, but neither of them are Nelson Peltz nominees.