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Baker Hughes is an international industrial service company and one of the world's largest oil field services companies. As of July 2017 Baker Hughes is 62.5% owned by General Electric Company and 37.5% publicly traded. It operates in more than 120 countries, providing the oil and gas industry with products and services for oil drilling, formation evaluation, completion, production and reservoir consulting.

Baker Hughes

GE Capital is the financial services unit of the American multinational conglomerate General Electric. It provides commercial lending and leasing, as well as a range of financial services for commercial aviation, energy, and support for GE's industrial business units. In 2015, GE announced its plan to create a simpler, more valuable company by reducing the size of its financial businesses through the sale of most GE Capital assets.

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GE Aerospace is an American aircraft company, which provides jet and turboprop engines, as well as integrated systems for commercial, military, business, and general aviation aircraft. Its portfolio of brands includes Avio Aero, Unison, GE Additive and Dowty Propellers. The company was founded by Thomas Alva Edison in 1878 and is headquartered in Cincinnati, OH.

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General Electric (GE) posts robust Q4 earnings, eyes profit growth

General Electric (GE) delivered a strong performance in Q4 2022 with revenue growth, margin expansion, and significant EPS growth. While facing challenges in renewables and margin pressure in Aerospace, GE is focused on capital allocation, cash flow conversion, and profit growth opportunities.

General Electric (GE) reports robust Q1 results and advances business separations

General Electric (GE) delivered strong Q1 results with revenue growth, margin expansion, and positive cash flow across segments.
The company is optimistic about future performance, focusing on profitability and growth while advancing plans to launch GE Aerospace and GE Vernova as independent companies.
Challenges include evolving pricing dynamics, Defense growth hurdles, and Offshore Wind order expectations, but opportunities lie in market shifts and selective pursuits for fair compensation.

General Electric surpasses expectations in Q2, raises full-year guidance

General Electric's Q2 2023 earnings call highlighted strong financial performance, particularly in Aerospace and Vernova segments. Despite challenges in Renewables and Power, GE is optimistic about future growth opportunities and remains focused on profitability and cash flow improvements. The company's strategic focus on key segments and product development bodes well for its long-term success.

GE Aerospace shines in Q3, plans spin-offs for growth

General Electric (GE) had a strong quarter, with Aerospace leading the way in revenue growth and margin expansion. Despite challenges in Offshore Wind and Defense supply chains, the company remains optimistic about future prospects. GE's focus on innovation and operational improvements positions it well for continued success.

General Electric triples earnings in 2023, eyes strong 2024 growth

GE's strong performance in 2023 sets the stage for continued growth in 2024, with both GE Aerospace and Vernova expected to drive revenue, profit, and cash growth. Despite challenges from engine production and renewables, GE is well-positioned to capitalize on opportunities for expansion and value creation.

GE Aerospace excels in Q1, eyes $10B profit target by 2028

GE Aerospace's Q1 performance was robust, with significant profit and revenue growth. While facing challenges like lower LEAP production, the company is leveraging its strengths in propulsion and services. Opportunities lie in R&D investments, new contracts, and efficiency improvements through technology advancements.

General Electric reports robust Q2 earnings, eyes growth amid challenges

General Electric's Q2 performance reflects strong growth in key segments, underpinned by strategic investments and operational improvements.
While facing supply chain challenges, GE's focus on innovation, sustainability, and customer service presents opportunities for future growth and market leadership.
By addressing operational hurdles and leveraging its strengths, GE is poised to capitalize on market opportunities and deliver sustained profitability.

General Electric's Aerospace shines in Q3, eyes growth opportunities

General Electric's Q3 2024 earnings call showcased strong performance in the Aerospace segment, with positive outlooks for growth and profitability. The company's focus on operational improvements, strategic planning, and collaboration with key partners positions it well for future success.

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Third quarter earnings season moved U.S. stocks to all-time highs — and these 3 names look like the biggest winners.

3 Big Winners From Third-Quarter Earnings

General Electric hired Carolina Dybeck Happe as its new finance chief, filling a vital role that will focus on cleaning up the iconic company's messy balance sheet.

GE hires a new CFO. Task No. 1: Shrinking a mountain of debt

General Electric Co  on Monday named finance head at shipper AP Moller-Maersk  as its new chief financial officer in the latest top-level change aimed at turning around the U.S. industrial conglomerate.

GE brings in shipper Maersk's CFO as finance chief

General Electric Co  has named Carolina Dybeck Happe, currently finance chief at shipper AP Moller-Maersk as its chief financial officer, the latest in a slew of management changes aimed at stabilizing the U.S. industrial conglomerate.

GE brings in shipper Maersk's CFO as finance head

General Electric's turnaround is still in progress. But the recent rally in the GE stock price may already factor in success.

This Turnaround May Already Be Priced into GE Stock

GE announced on Monday that Carolina Dybeck Happe will replace Jamie Miller, who has been with the company since 2008, as chief financial officer and senior vice president in early 2020.

General Electric names Maersk CFO Carolina Dybeck Happe as its new CFO

A.P. Moller-Maersk's  finance chief Carolina Dybeck Happe will leave the shipping group to take up a similar position at General Electric  early next year, the companies said on Monday.

General Electric grabs finance chief from shipping group Maersk

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General Electric Co. GE, +0.17% said Monday it has named Carolina Dybeck Happe as its chief financial officer effective early 2020.

GE names A.P. Moller-Maersk CFO Carolina Dybeck Happe as CFO effective early 2020

Boeing

BAE Systems PLC

Lockheed Martin

Textron

United Technologies

Ospreys and Apaches and F-35 stealth fighter jets -- oh, my! -- the Pentagon sure bought a lot of stuff this week.

Where Is Over $1 Billion in Government Defense Contracts Going This Week?

GE Is A Buy, Considering Patent Dynamics

CVS Health

Intel

Skechers U.S.A.

AT&T

Ever since yields started breaking out higher in early September, value stocks have been on a tear, and this rally won't end anytime soon.

5 Strong Value Stocks to Buy As Treasury Yields Rise

GE: The Turnaround Of The Decade

Shares of General Electric Co. GE, +1.84% rallied 1.7% in afternoon trading, putting them on track for the highest close since Oct.

GE's stock surges toward 13-month high, to pace gains of its industrial peers over the past 3 months

GE's $22.4 Billion Pension Deficit Isn't What It Seems

General Electric is up 60% this year -- its best performance since 1982 -- and this record rally for GE stock could very well extend into 2020.
The post 3 Big Reasons to Stick With the Rally In General Electric Stock appeared first on InvestorPlace.

3 Big Reasons to Stick With the Rally In General Electric Stock

General Electric (NYSE: GE) reported a substantial loss of $9.3 billion in Q3 2019, which compares with a net profit figure of $104 million in Q2 2019. The primary reason for such a drastic fall in profits was a pre-tax charge of $8.7 billion related to the deconsolidation of its Oil & Gas.

What Was The Reason Behind GE’s $9-Billion Loss In Q3?

General Electric (NYSE: GE) is expected to report a sharp decline in revenues for 2019 primarily due to the deconsolidation of its Oil & Gas segment. The Oil & Gas segment had revenues of $22 billion in 2018.

GE’s Revenues Are Expected To Shrink 23% In 2019, But This Isn’t A Bad Thing

General Electric is a turnaround play that is going to take time. But slowly paying down debt and turning losses is not enough to warrant buying GE stock given its high valuation.

Why General Electric Stock Is a Turnaround Play That Might Never Turn

Let's take a closer look at the industrial giant's stock valuation.

Is General Electric  Stock a Buy?

Emirates is reportedly leaning towards General Electric engines for its Boeing 787 Dreamliner order as rival Rolls-Royce faces delays.
The post GE Poised To Win Big Engine Deal As Emirates Inks Boeing 787 Order At Dubai Airshow appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.

GE Poised To Win Big Engine Deal As Emirates Inks Boeing 787 Order At Dubai Airshow

Advanced Micro Devices

Microsoft

Thanks to easing trade tensions, global capital spending trends are set to rebound, and that's great news for these five industrial stocks.

5 Strong Industrial Stocks to Buy as Capital Spending Rebounds

GE's stock rebound is no fluke and investors should look for more to come.

Is This Stock a No-Brainer Investment?

General Electric's (GE) advanced 2.X-127 onshore wind turbines help its customers to reduce cost of energy with low and medium wind speed sites.

General Electric Secures Wind Turbine Deal From Innergex

Rolls-Royce's crucial new engine line, the UltraFan, and its future could be in jeopardy if Airbus chooses to go with GE engines on a new version of the A350.

Re-Engined Airbus A350 Could Be Heavy Blow For Rolls-Royce, Big Win For GE And Global Trade

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Southeastern Asset Managmenet’s Mason Hawkins (Trades, Portfolio) sold shares of the following stocks during the third quarter.

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