General Electric's (GE) arm, GE Vernova, launches an online platform, allowing wind farm owners to purchase all spare parts and wind farm essentials in one location with a single purchase order.

General Electric's GE turnaround will culminate in breaking up into three businesses: Aviation, Health Care and Energy. The economic downturn has thrown a wrench in this plan, making it difficult ...

We value General Electric (GE) using the 2025e EV/EBITDA methodology. Our intrinsic value of $145.00 (Previously: $98.00) for GE is based on the 2025e EV/ EBITDA multiple of 16.7x for GE Aerospace ...

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General Electric's Aerospace division has its engines in some of the most renowned fighter jets currently flying operations worldwide. The F-15EX Eagle II uses GE's F110-GE-129 engine that ...

Sum-of-the Parts Strategy. General Electric announced its plans to split into three standalone companies in November 2021. Since they are not necessarily complementary businesses, CEO Larry Culp ...

BeauTech continues to grow its global engine leasing portfolio, with coverage across CF34, CFM56 and LEAP platforms, ...

The U.S. Air Force has awarded Cincinnati’s General Electric Aerospace a contract worth up to $5 billion to provide the company’s F110-129 engines for Boeing F-15 fighters and Lockheed Martin ...

General Electric Company (NYSE:GE), the American industrial giant that has stood the test of time since its incorporation in 1892, completed the spin-off of its healthcare business on January 3.

General Electric was an icon of American innovation and manufacturing for most of its history. The company reached its peak in 2000, but had a rocky journey entering the 21st century.

General Electric Co is still grappling with supply-chain bottlenecks which have made it tougher to deliver products to customers on time, Chief Financial Officer Carolina Dybeck Happe said on ...

NPR's Scott Simon speaks with writer William Cohan, author of "Power Failure," on the history of General Electric, once one of America's largest companies. It finished a series of spin-offs this week.