If I had a world full of Indias, I’d sleep well: John Flannery, CEO, GE"Our business is thriving in India. In healthcare, in aviation, in power, the 10-30-40 year outlook for the country is very strong," GE CEO...
GE is said to plan 12,000 job cuts as new CEO revamps power unitThe reductions, accounting for about 18 percent of GE Power’s workforce, will mostly affect professional and production workers outside the...
Embattled GE plans thousands of layoffs amid corporate re-setThe company also plans to reduce the number of staff working in research, digital and at headquarters currently about 24,000 employees, acc...
Crisis-stricken General Electric to unveil painful roadmap to salvationShareholders appear resigned to a cut in dividends, the first since 2009, as GE had only $7 billion in cash flow at the end of September, b...
Jeff Immelt steps aside as GE chairman ahead of scheduleImmelt left after determining "that the CEO transition has proceeded smoothly," said the maker of jet engines, gas turbines and ultrasound ...
Buffett dumps his entire stake in GEThe firm's top holdings are all wellknown brand names that Buffett has become famous for championing.
General Electric optimistic of opportunities from government’s infrastructure thrustGeneral Electric is currently executing a major order for locomotives, which is the largest contract it has signed in India.
GE’s next boss John L Flannery credited for transforming company’s operations in IndiaThe new GE chief has turned around many businesses of GE around the globe, including Argentina, Chile, Japan, Korea and Australia apart fro...
GE Healthcare to double investment in India, aiming for $750 million revenueGE Healthcare boss believes the focus on cost, quality and outcomes, the hallmarks of India business, has now very much become an aspect of...
Changes in tax regime a sore point: GE India Head John FlanneryFlannery remains upbeat about GE's Indian business after completing a successful 3-1/2 year stint in which the company's revenue quadrupled...
- Retrospective taxes to hit foreign investors: GE CEO
GE India CEO ohn Flannery said the ‘retrospective taxes’ proposed in the Union Budget do not provide a stable policy for foreign investors.
- Vivek Venkatachalam to head GE's Converteam business in India
GE Energy on Tuesday said it has appointed Vivek Venkatachalam as president and chief executive officer for Converteam business.
General Electric CEO: India story is unfolding as expectedJohn Flannery says co abandoned strategy of leveraging cost arbitrage to focus on market potential
- GE to set up plant in India; hire 3,000 techies
GE India, which employs 12,000 people across India, earned $1.6 bn in 2009, comprising local sales, exports and joint venture revenues.
We’ll now produce what India wants: John Flannery, GE IndiaGE has, for the first time, given a free hand to its India head to take decisions locally, and by doing this, new GE India president & CEO ...
- GE eyes multi-billion opportunity in railways
GE’s president and CEO John Flannery said that the company saw a lot of opportunities in railways and will put in a bid to manufacture dies...
- Climate change effects may deal a bigger blow
Strong worldwide economic growth has accelerated the level of greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere to a dangerous threshold scientist...