Thread regarding General Electric Co. layoffs

GE can reduce its debt to a more acceptable level by 2020?

I hope the UBS analyst sees something that I don’t, and that he turns out to be right, even though, with everything that’s happening, I find this hard to believe. One year is not a lot of time, and so far the only thing that we’ve seen from the leadership is selling parts of the company. While that may raise GE some money in short-term, I don’t see selling off businesses that can produce revenue as a successful debt-reduction strategy.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/19/ge-can-cut-debt-improve-valuation-by-2020-ubs-says.html

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Best thing to do is load up debt on GE healthcare and spin off

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Post ID: @1utc+Wdq3I1B

The courses must do some good as every one of them ends up raking in tens of millions of dollars no matter how good or bad the company does.

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Post ID: @1hhz+Wdq3I1B

What’s the point of these so-called management courses if all they end up doing is racking up more debt. Bunch of baloney is what it is.

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Post ID: @1igv+Wdq3I1B

Good thing your not a financial analyst

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