Jeff Immelt: GE is on track to become a top 10 software companyWhen you think of GE, your first thought probably isn't software. But CEO Jeff Immelt is on a mission to change that.
Want reforms in India to be executed better, faster: GE CEO, Jeff ImmeltImmelt said this was the first time he was seeing significant movement on large projects and sees the company's segments expanding in India.
GE says no to N-power plants in India, cites liability risksEarlier this year India, which had ruled out amending the liability law, finalised the administrative arrangements on the nuclear deal with...
India growth engine of Asia: General Electric's chairman Jeff ImmeltWith plans for more investments in line with the 'Make In India' initiative, US conglomerate General Electric's chairman Jeff Immelt is hea...
GE keen to strengthen partnership with IndiaGE today said it is keen to further strengthen its partnership with India and has doubled its investment in the country over the last five ...
GE's Jeff Immelt stands by intent to close Alstom power purchaseGE Co CEO Jeff Immelt declined to entertain an alternative to the US conglomerate's planned purchase of Alstom's power business despite res...
GE’s Jeff Immelt hopes for turnaround in business post Lok Sabha pollsManufacturing would also be a big growth engine for India, said Immelt, who took over from the legendary Jack Welch as GE boss in 2001.
- GE to invest $50 mn in manufacturing unit
GE will invest $50 million for setting up a multi-modal manufacturing facility to support its Indian business as well as exports.
- GE to invest $2 bn in China over two years
General Electric said on Tuesday that it plans to invest more than $2 billion over two years to improve research and development in China a...
- GE set to ride infrastructure, grow operations at 30%
CEO Jeff Immelt says India needs to deliver on infrastructure front, to which US & GE can contribute.
- GE head Jeffrey Immelt slams China over hostility: Report
Immelt added: "China and India remain important for GE but I am thinking about what is next."
- GE to exit consumer loans business
GE India will miss its 2010 revenue target of $8 billion and exit consumer loans in the country, said GE Worldwide chairman & CEO Jeff Imme...
- GE's Immelt sees China business doubling by 2010
General Electric Co expects its business in China to double by 2010 to US$10 billion a year, Chairman Jeff Immelt said in a bright spot for...
- US economy could get worse: Jeff Immelt
General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt said the US economy is the worst it has been since the burst of the dot-com bubble and that housing hasn't...
- Straight from the gut: I didn’t mean it
Former General Electric chief executive officer Jack Welch said he “really stepped in it” with his comment on CNBC On Wednesday that succes...
- Aggressive CEOs trump softer peers
Research suggests investors should hire a Jack Welch or a Steve Jobs-both with tough reputations-rather than a Jeff Immelt
- GE plans to double sales in India, China by '10
General Electric Co plans to double its sales in developing countries such as China and India by the end of the decade, the company's chair...