Tour Of A General Electric Manufacturing Solutions Facility As Co. Exits Consumer Goods With Lights Sale After Appliances

An employee preps a diesel locomotive for painting at the General Electric (GE) Manufacturing Solutions facility in Fort Worth, Texas, U.S., on Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2014. GE may put the lighting unit up for sale as Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Immelt reshapes the company around its high-margin industrial units, said Nicholas Heymann, a William Blair & Co. analyst in New York. After agreeing to sell its home-appliance division, the light-bulb arm is the only remaining consumer-products business within GE, which has shifted its focus to aviation and oil and gas. Photographer: Rex C. Curry/Bloomberg via Getty Images
An employee preps a diesel locomotive for painting at the General Electric (GE) Manufacturing Solutions facility in Fort Worth, Texas, U.S., on Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2014. GE may put the lighting unit up for sale as Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Immelt reshapes the company around its high-margin industrial units, said Nicholas Heymann, a William Blair & Co. analyst in New York. After agreeing to sell its home-appliance division, the light-bulb arm is the only remaining consumer-products business within GE, which has shifted its focus to aviation and oil and gas. Photographer: Rex C. Curry/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Tour Of A General Electric Manufacturing Solutions Facility As Co. Exits Consumer Goods With Lights Sale After Appliances
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