It was July 2016, and General Electric (NYSE: GE)was on top of the world. The government had just removed its Systemically Important Financial Institution (SIFI) status, which was projected to unlock major value from the company's troubled GE Capital arm. GE had just sold its underperforming appliances unit to Chinese company Haierfor $5.
6 billion. Its stock was trading at its highest level since 2008. The company seemed to be at a turning point.How General Electric Has Changed in the Last 2 Years
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