G.E. Reports $9.8 Billion Loss and Discloses S.E.C. Accounting Inquiry

Posted on January 25, 2018 by lawhukukinet

General Electric’s quarterly results showed how far the company has fallen, with big charges and sliding sales in its power generation business. G.E. also said the S.E.C. was examining its accounting.

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