GE was the pioneer of India’s back-office story. But it has fallen off the pedestal in the digital era.

GE Transportation Wednesday announced that its locomotives have been approved for operation by Indian Railways.

The two sides have considered options including exports of some of the engines and making them more fuel efficient to reduce pollution.

While the railways doesn’t regard the penalty as a large amount, the government nevertheless expects to reach an accord with GE without res...

GE is upset over reports that India plans to accelerate its shift to 100% electric locos, which would derail its big diesel loco deal with ...

SBI Card, now the second largest issuer of credit cards after HDFC Bank, is looking to tap SBI’s customers aggressively with an aim to doub...

Railways today awarded contracts to GE and Alstom for setting up of about Rs 40,000 crore worth diesel and electric locomotive factories.

GE expects to grow two to three times the rate of GDP growth, something it hasn’t achieved in the country in recent years.

Rice talks about the new growth opportunities and the improved sentiment with the new government in place, especially in defence and railwa...

Agarwala is quite emphatic in saying that GE, which has been in India for close to a century, would have invested more if things had moved ...

India has become an exciting market and companies are now gearing up to grab the huge contracts.

GE plans to sink more than $2 billion into its efforts in China through 2012 as the conglomerate looks to build partnerships there.

Indian and US companies have discussed or signed over $14.9 billion in deals around President Barack Obama's trip that will support 53,670 ...

Private equity fund Blackstone has picked up a minority interest in Titagarh Wagons for Rs 672 a share in a pre-IPO placement.

The Policy that is in final stages of conceptualisation by IR is already attracting the attention of global transportation majors.

General Electric has picked up 15% stake in Kolkata-based wagon manufacturer Titagarh Wagons.

General Electric Co sees its sales in India nearly doubling to $3 billion (euro2.2 billion) this year, as the country steps up spending on ...