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Carolina Dybeck Happe is second big outside appointment following Larry Culp as CEO
The strains on US corporate defined benefit plans are likely to intensify
And like that, it’s gone.
Aviation and healthcare businesses propel results during ‘reset year’
Data show very little packaging is being made from recycled material
Chemicals billionaire Michal Solowow aims to cut the country’s reliance on coal
Group to sign power agreements for copper mines in Chile as it cancels coal contracts
GE’s pension problems are linked to its book of reinsurance for legacy policies
Conglomerate freezing pension plans for more than 20,000 US workers
US conglomerate’s latest debt-reduction plan follows asset sales and slashing of dividend
Stock rebounds a day after the report caused the shares to fall 12%
Harry Markopolos makes some good points about the US conglomerate, but none is new
Vindicated over infamous Ponzi scheme, the financial sleuth is still waiting for a big payday
Welcome to Due Diligence, the FT’s daily deals briefing
Harry Markopolos levels financial accusations the company says are meritless
US industrial conglomerate raises 2019 earnings per share forecast
Cuts come as group’s power division faces falling revenues
Huge amounts of goodwill sit on companies’ balance sheets as global growth looks shaky
Industrial conglomerate beats expectations but holds on to full-year earnings guidance
Continues the company’s effort to rectify the troubled legacy of its financial services unit
Key analyst drops stock to ‘sell’ after cheering investors with an upgrade last year
A turnround is a way away. Wall Street may now be patient
US industrial group says adjusted profits could fall by up to 23%
Stock loses 12 per cent of value in two days after negative free cash flow warning
Shares in industrial group fall sharply after remarks from chief executive Larry Culp
