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GE to invest $2bn in China

By Geoff Dyer and Peter Marsh in Shanghai

Published: April 15 2008 22:25 | Last updated: April 15 2008 22:25

General Electric plans to invest up to $2bn in acquisitions and other deals in China over the next three years as part of a strategy to double its revenues in the country.

The world’s biggest industrial company, which stunned investors last week when it announced its worst quarter of financial results in five years, is looking to hire a team of 20 “in-house investment bankers” to conduct the deals in China.

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