General Electric: Page 2
GE to Sell Appliances Business to China's Haier for $5.4 Billion
The giant's $3.3 billion-proposed deal with Electrolux fell through following months of opposition from U.S. antitrust regulators.
Why General Electric Is Moving Its Headquarters to Boston
The conglomerate, which is currently based in Fairfield, Conn., stands to gain more than just new access to tech talent.
Indiegogo Launches a New Product to Court Big Businesses
The San Francisco-based fundraising platform is positioning crowdfunding as a way for established businesses to do better market research and test new products.
GE to Launch Connected Lightbulbs That Better Echo Your Body's Circadian Rhythms
The collection of two new bulbs represents the electric giant's latest push into connected homes.
General Electric Creating Science Fiction Podcast Series
Looking to increase brand awareness among a younger, tech-savvy audience, the company is producing a series about decoding a 70-year-old message from outer space.
Beth Comstock Named Vice Chair at General Electric
She's the first woman to hold that title in the history of the company.
GE and NFL Team Up to Fund Research Into Concussion Detection
The league has been criticized for its cavalier attitude toward traumatic head injuries and it's thought that more than 25 percent of players will suffer brain problems.
Mattel, Quirky Partner Up to Crowdsource New Toys for Barbie, Hot Wheels and Fisher-Price
Users can now submit ideas for toys, games, baby gear and preschool products that will carry the toy giant's iconic monikers.
Only at SXSW: Our Favorite Moments
Entrepreneur's reporting team shares some of their favorite moments of the festival.
Which Entrepreneur Likes to Rap? New Comic Reveals Obscure Trivia
Learn more about the lives of well-known entrepreneurs in this new graphic novel.
3 Proven Strategies for Running a Great Business That Will Also Work in Our Personal Lives
Entrepreneurs build a business step by step and learn from what goes wrong. That approach works in our lives outside work, too.
Could GE's Winning 4-Point People Strategy Work for Your Venture?
Your startup is not a conglomerate (yet), but this manufacturing firm can teach you how to manage your talent.
How 122-Year-Old General Electric Is Killing It on Social Media
You don't have to be a sexy startup to succeed on social media. Look at how GE is changing the mind of its customers.
Century-Old Businesses: Their Secrets to Success
It's getting harder to reach 100. We explain what's worked.
Quirky Lands Its Largest Funding Round at $79 Million
The social product-development company also has extended its partnership with GE.