GE aviation and energy businesses debut in NYSE
GENERAL Electric (GE), long a symbol of American manufacturing and steeped in a rich history, is officially moving on from its existence as a sprawling conglomerate. The Boston company, known for everything from light bulbs to jet engines, has completed its split into three separate companies, as its aerospace and energy businesses start trading on […]
T Kauer 
GENERAL Electric (GE), long a symbol of American manufacturing and steeped in a rich history, is officially moving on from its existence as a sprawling conglomerate.
The Boston company, known for everything from light bulbs to jet engines, has completed its split into three separate companies, as its aerospace and energy businesses start trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as separate entities on Tuesday.
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