The world is going through quite a transition and "legacy" companies are struggling to find their new business model to transition into the age of the "new" Modern Corporation.GM's CEO Mary Barra seems to have a simple, straightforward vision for the future, one that focuses less on being the largest producer of cars, to one based on technology.In this, the efforts being made at General Motors can be compared to those going on at AT&T and GE, to show what is achieving more in this painful period.

Technology continued to be the deciding factor for the major averages this past week. But for all their swings, the end result was pretty underwhelming.The SPDR Information Technology ETF (XLK)

General Electric (GE) to offer pumped storage technology for the Kundah hydropower plant in India. It inks a deal with BKK in Norway. It offers an update on the company's free cash flow expectations.

General Electric (NYSE:GE) shares are on the move after surging 10% on Sept. 16 and clearing some major areas on the chart. That spurt doesn't make GE stock a buy, unfortunately. Source: Sundry Photography / Shutterstock.com This stock simply has too many problems to be considered a serious long.

U.S. stocks dropped on Thursday as technology-related shares extended a recent slide and as data showed high levels of weekly jobless claims. Apple Inc and Amazon.com Inc were among the biggest drags on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, which entered correction territory this month. From the March market lows

Apple Inc and Amazon.com Inc were the biggest drags on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, which entered correction territory this month. "This has been an amazing recovery represented by a few good tech names," from the March market lows, Jake Dollarhide, chief executive officer of Longbow Asset Management

General Electric shares are up about 4.7% in morning trading, after its CEO said that he expects to see positive industrial free cash flow (FCF) in the second half of 2020. Shares of the industrial giant closed over 10% higher on Wednesday.Speaking at a conference, General Electric’s (GE) CEO Larry Culp

General Electric stock is rallying for a second consecutive day after CEO Larry Culp made positive comments about cash coming in during the second half of 2020. How significant is it?

"Stepping back high level, this sounded to us like more of the same, with a ‘bad today, but better tomorrow’ message, but with little tangible evidence of recovery across the

Despite selling pressure in the overall market, GE has been trading well. Let's look at the charts to see what could be next for General Electric.

Shares of General Electric Co. surged for a second day on Thursday, in the wake of Chief Executive Larry Culp’s surprise call for cash flow to be positive in...

General Electric stock is rallying for a second consecutive day after CEO Larry Culp made positive comments about cash coming in during the second half of 2020. How significant is it?

Here's what to do when you get a number of charts of companies like General Electric, 3M and Honey that are bullish....GE

Wall Street's main indexes fell on Thursday after data showed high levels of weekly jobless claims, while technology-related stocks resumed their slide with Apple Inc and Amazon.com Inc among the biggest drags on the Nasdaq. Nine out of the 11 major S&P 500 sector indexes were lower, with technology

Harris Associates 13F portfolio value increased from $36.11B to $41.11B this quarter.They increased Workday while reducing Regeneron Pharmaceuticals.The top three positions are Alphabet, Bank of America, and Charter Communications and they add up to ~16% of the portfolio.

Just when it looked like management had finally gotten things back on track, the pandemic has made 2020 another difficult year for General Electric Company (NYSE: GE) and its investors. Fortunately, one Wall Street analyst says that while GE is taking a big earnings hit, it has several significant offsets

I still think the risk/reward scenario favors bets on the long side....GE

Shares of General Electric (NYSE: GE) moved lower by 3.81% in the past three months. Before having a look at the importance of debt, let us look at how much debt General Electric has.General Electric's Debt Based on General Electric's balance sheet as of July 29, 2020, long-term debt is at $72.42