General Electric reports Q3 loss of $22.8 billion, cuts dividend
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General Electric reports Q3 loss of $22.8 billion, cuts dividend

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New York: General Electric reported a third-quarter loss of $22.8 billion Tuesday following a large asset write-down and cut most of its dividend as it seeks a turn-around under a new chief executive. The loss compares with profits of $1.3 billion in the year-ago period and is due to a $22 billion write-down announced when GE tapped H. Lawrence Culp as chief executive earlier this month. GE, under former Chief Executive John Flannery, announced job cuts and a reorganization of the power business. “We are moving with speed to improve our financial position, starting with the actions announced today.” Shares of GE rose 1.2% to $11.22 in pre-market trading.

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