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General Electric Revamps Board as CEO asks Investors to Look Past Troubles

gulfnews Feb 26 2018 BoardNews

New York: General Electric Co’s boss wants investors to know that all the negative headlines dogging the manufacturer don’t tell the whole story. The company is already changing for the better after “a very tough year,” chief executive officer John Flannery said in a letter to shareholders Monday. GE is rethinking its structure, cutting costs and enhancing management accountability...
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