The Latest Breaking News from General Electric

General Electric Company (GE) delivered a robust performance in its last reported quarter, and the momentum is expected to continue. Moreover, the industrial giant stock had a great run this year with almost 70% gains. So, should you add this stock to your portfolio? Read on.

Lucrative government investments and rising technological advancements are expected to propel the manufacturing industry’s growth and profitability in the upcoming years. But let’s find out if manufacturing stocks General Electric (GE) and Watts Water Technologies (WTS) possess solid momentum in them. Read on to learn my view….

General Electric stock has crushed the S&P 500 year-to-date, and gained 88% in the last 52 weeks. As the company prepares to spin off its renewable energy business, is it too late to buy the breakout in GE?

Improving segment earnings and margin expansion drive positive outlook, but valuation prompts downgrade

Futures rose as GE and GM led big earnings before the open. Microsoft and Google are on tap as the Fed meeting gets underway.

General Electric lifted its full-year profit forecast by 50 cents per share following stronger-than-expected Q2 earnings and a big free cash flow boost.

Stock futures mixed with earnings, Fed in focus; General Motors higher ahead of Q2 update amid demand boost; General Electric earnings on deck as spin-off plans advance; Google to highlight AI focus in q2 earnings amid search challenge and Microsoft to highlight AI market leadership in Q4 earnings, outlook

Futures rose with a key inflation report on tap. Apple is trading above a $3 trillion market cap before the open.

General Electric is in the final phase of slimming from flabby conglomerate to the focused GE Aerospace. Could anything trip up GE stock?

With General Electric and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited signing a memorandum of understanding to co-produce F414 engines in India, how will it boost IAF strength? Will the U.S. government and Congressional approvals come through for the deal?

The jet engine deal with US is an “almost done” deal and will see 80% technology transfer by General Electric (GE) to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). The first engine will roll out three years after the contract is ready.