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Ever heard of a stock-price led company that "went back to being an engineering and manufacturing led company"?
by M95D 2y ago
Ever heard of a stock-price led company that "went back to being an engineering and manufacturing led company"?
- fragmede 2y agoDepends on how deeply you know the story of GE, which was an engineering company, became a financial services company, and now is back to engineering.
- triceratops 2y agoI think GP meant went back successfully. Whether today's GE will ultimately be successful remains to be seen.
- harimau777 2y agoDo you have any more information on that? I worked for GE in the past and would like to do so again; however, I'd avoided them because it seemed like they'd been run into the ground.
- paxys 2y ago> and now is back to engineering There is no company called GE anymore. Most of its engineering units were sold off to other companies which just license its brand. GE appliances, for example, are actually Haier. GE Lighting was sold to a home automation startup. GE's biggest value creator today is its brand name, not its engineering.
- collinmcnulty 2y agoThis is not correct. There are three companies formed from the splitting up of GE that all do serious engineering. GE Aviation, GE Vernova (power), and GE Healthcare.
- extraduder_ire 2y agoWhat happened with dell when they went back to being privately owned for a couple of years?
- JKCalhoun 2y agoIt may be Boeing's only chance of having a future. Good luck, Boeing. (And I mean that.)
- paulvnickerson 2y agoMaybe they should go private then, like Musk did with Twitter.