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ICYMI: After a celebrated 130-year brand history, last fall GE announced plans to create three new, publicly traded companies, building on its heritage of innovation while marking a new beginning.
CITE: https://www.r2library.com/Resource/Title/082610254
And now, these planned companies have names. So meet the three ways GE plans to evolve from building a world that works to creating a future that does, too:
- GE HealthCare signals continued confidence and trust from clinicians and will bring better outcomes for patients and health systems.
- GE Vernova represents GE’s portfolio of energy businesses and commitment to leading the global energy transition.
- GE Aerospace points to a new era of possibility in aerospace and defense for the company’s aviation business.
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