GE chief executive Jeffrey Immelt visited the company's aviation plant in Lynn yesterday.
(John Tlumacki/Globe Staff)
GE chief holds upbeat outlook for quarter
On tour, Immelt says military orders should keep Lynn plant stable
GE chief executive Jeffrey Immelt visited the company's aviation plant in Lynn yesterday.
(John Tlumacki/Globe Staff)
LYNN - Despite credit downgrades, General Electric Co.'s financial services unit is poised to turn a first-quarter profit, and likely will not have any toxic assets to sell off, chief executive Jeffrey R. Immelt said yesterday in an interview at the company's aircraft engine plant. (Full article: 738 words)
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