“We need GE to invest in America, not just one top executive. We are glad that shareholders are starting to see it the same way.”
Four rough years in the corporate icon’s history.
The U.S. industrial conglomerate provided more clarity on its debt plans to soothe investor nerves, sending shares up.
The deal with Ireland's AerCap "really marks the transformation into a more focused, simpler and stronger GE,” CEO Larry Culp says.
“As 2020 progressed, we significantly improved GE's profitability and cash performance despite a still-difficult macro environment."
"GE’s restructuring remains very much a work-in-progress, with some signs that [CEO Larry] Culp’s turnaround is taking hold."
Carolina Dybeck Happe's background makes her an unusual choice to run finance at the struggling conglomerate, a research report suggests.
“Returning GE to a position of strength has required us to make several difficult decisions, and today’s decision to freeze the pension is no exception."
CEO Larry Culp hails Jamie Miller's "many contributions to GE’s significant transformation" but says it was time for a CFO change.
The company expects its turnaround strategy to yield "significantly better" performance after a "reset" year in 2019.
The $21 billion sale to Danaher is a "pivotal milestone" in GE's plan to reduce debt and strengthen its balance sheet, CEO Larry Culp says.
The downsizing from a 12-story tower to two renovated warehouses marks another retreat from the ambitions of former CEO Jeff Immelt.
