General Electric Stock News

General Electric Co expects to have "strong" revenue growth this year despite inflationary and supply-chain challenges, Chief Executive Larry Culp said on Wednesday.

General Electric''s (GE) CFM International joint venture with Safran ([[SAFRF]], [[SAFRY]]) was chosen to adapt an engine to use hydrogen as fuel on an Airbus ([[EADSF]], [[EADSY]])

Tuesday afternoon''s top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Autodesk, DraftKings, Foot Locker, General Electric, Goodyear Tire, Okta, Rocket Companies, Splunk, Sysco, Tuya and Zscaler.

With February already underway, it is time for all dividend income investors to look back at the previous month and see how much passive dividend income our portfolios generated.

Dublin, Feb. 22, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Global Tissue Processing Market (2021-2026) by Product, Volume, Modality, Technology, Distribution, End-User, Geography, Competitive Analysis and the Impact of Covid-19 with Ansoff Analysis" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com''s offering. The Global Tissue Processing Market is estimated to be USD 467.8 Mn in 2021 and is expected to reach USD 813.44 Mn by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 11.7%. Market Dynamics Key factors such as the increasing prevalence of cancer have led to a rise in the demand for cancer diagnostic screening. This has led to significant growth in diagnostic laboratories for oncology and related ailments. As there is a high need for tissue sampling in these laboratories, it has driven the growth of the tissue processing market. Moreover, the growing usage of histopathology in the diagnosis and processing of tissue samples for various diseases has further proliferated the market growth. However, factors such as the high cost of automated tissue processing systems followed by the technical issue in the processors are likely to hinder the market growth.

Sarah Ketterer (Trades, Portfolio), the CEO and fundamental portfolio manager of Causeway Capital Management, recently released the firm's 13F portfolio updates for the fourth quarter of 2021, which e

Some of GE's biggest balance sheet headaches look increasingly manageable.

This weekend''s Barron''s cover story says the Fed is facing a lot of pressure with growing concerns about a recession, although some believe the U.S. central bank can combat inflation while maintaining economic growth. Other featured articles discuss why the performance of a food delivery stock shows at-home eating will be a lasting habit, and why the director of a top automaker is buying the company stock as is drops by double digits. Also, General Electric signals that supply-chain problems aren''t going away, and a pharmaceutical company uses COVID-19 vaccine revenue to expand its pipeline of products. " The Fed Doesnt Have a Playbook to Tame Inflation While Avoiding a Recession ," by Lisa Beilfuss, says the stakes are high for the U.S. central bank, and for every professional prognosticator who is sure a recession is inevitable, theres another one predicting that the Fed can combat inflation without reversing economic growth. In "

General Electric's 4Q-21 earnings were a major disappointment, revealing another quarterly sales decrease.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell amid rising fears a Russia invasion of Ukraine may be imminent. Roku (ROKU) cratered following its earnings report while Ford (F) motored higher on reports of a possible spinoff of its EV unit. General Electric (GE) took a tumble on a profit warning. Ukraine Invasion Fears Grow: This Spooks Investors According to the U.S.,…

General Electric Co (NYSE: GE ) issued an investor newsletter , mentioning continued supply chain pressure across most of its businesses as material and labor availability and inflation affect Healthcare, Renewable Energy, and Aviation. GE expects these challenges to persist at least through the first half of the year. GE said it had included such pressures in its annual guidance. As announced earlier, … Full story available on Benzinga.com

General Electric Company (NYSE:GE) shares are trading low…

Investors weren''t happy with the industrial company''s update.