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Jeffrey Immelt cost General Electric an extra $300 million to acquire Vivendi's 20 percent stake in NBC Universal -- and he owes it all to Barry Diller. Full Article at New York Post
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Matt Lauer always seems as if he is the emptiest of empty suits, and today was no different.Former George W Bush adviser Karl Rove appeared on the Today Show this morning, and Lauer looked kind of confused as he read of the list of questions probably... Full Article at Yid With Lid
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FILE - In this file photo taken Oct. 14, 2009, the General Electric (GE) logo is shown on a microwave oven at Best Buy in Mountain View, Calif. As GE prepares for an expected $30 billion deal that will give control of NBC to cable operator Comcast Corp. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) -- General Electric Co. and Vivendi SA agreed on a $5.8 billion valuation for the French company’s 20 percent stake in NBC Universal, according to two people with knowledge of the discussions, paving the way for Comcast Corp. to... Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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You win some. You lose some. That may be what General Electric Co. chief executive Jeffrey Immelt is telling himself on Tuesday. Full Article at The Deal: Blogs
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NEW YORK: General Electric Co and Vivendi SA have agreed in principle to a deal in which GE would buy the French company's 20 percent stake in NBC Universal for $5.8 billion, a source familiar with the matter said on Monday, paving the way for Comcast... Full Article at Times of India
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Panelists: Bill Ford, Executive Chairman, Ford Motor Company; Daniel R. DiMicco, Chairman, President & CEO, Nucor Corporation; Leo W. Gerard, International President, United Steelworkers; Jeff Immelt, Chairman & CEO, General Electric; John Engler,... Full Article at Shopfloor
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General Electric is set to pay the French media giant $5.8bn (£3.5bn) for its 20pc stake in NBC Universal, giving GE 100pc control of NBC. Full Article at The Telegraph
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I confess I entertained this ridiculous notion when the WH party crasher news hit and went so far as to suggest it on November 27th : that GE CEO Jeff Immelt and state dinner guest (pictured at right dodging C-SPAN) had a hand in admitting the... Full Article at Chickaboomer
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Note from Hot Air management: This section is for comments from Hot Air's community of registered readers. Please don't assume that Hot Air management agrees with or otherwise endorses any particular comment just because we let it stand. Full Article at Hot Air
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The most buzzed-about media sale in years inched another step closer to fruition late Monday as General Electric reached an agreement to buy the 20 percent stake in NBC Universal held by Vivendi. Full Article at MediaWeek
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New York, December 1 — Tech giant General Electric agreed to buy Vivendi’s 20 percent stake in NBC Universal for $5.8 billion, thereby giving control of NBC to Comcast Corp. , sources close to the matter said Monday. Full Article at 24x7updates
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Jeff Immelt moved one step closer to selling NBC Universal to Comcast after he hammered out a tentative agreement to buy out French partner Vivendi's 20 percent stake in the media giant for $5.8 billion. Full Article at New York Post
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General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt hashed out the basis for a deal after meeting with Vivendi CEO Jean-Bernard Levy last week, according to reports in The Wall Street Journal and New York Times Web sites late Monday. FAIRFIELD, Conn. Full Article at The Street
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NEW YORK -- General Electric Co. and Vivendi SA have agreed in principle to a deal in which GE would buy the French company's 20-percent stake in NBC Universal for $5.8 billion, a source familiar with the matter said on Monday, paving the way for... Full Article at Hollywood Reporter
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Bravo is officially dead to me. Disgusting. Agree! I hope Obama kicks Jeffrey Immelt, who is the CEO of GE, off of his economic advisory board. Good for them. This is going to be exciting! Full Article at Entertainment Weekly
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GE CEO Jeffrey Immelt is in Paris working to accelerate NBC talks with Vivendi. Full Article at The Street
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By Max Colchester, Sam Schechner And Jeffrey McCracken PARIS—General Electric Co. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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In the latest sign that a deal could be imminent, General Electric (GE) CEO Jeff Immelt is in Paris Wednesday to accelerate talks to buy out French conglomerate Vivendi's 20% stake in NBC Universal , The Wall Street Journal reported. Full Article at FOX Business
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Ari Emanuel, David Geffen, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Jeff Immelt, Michael Lynton, Gayle King, M. Night Shyamalan, Steven Spielberg, Alfre Woodard, Blair E Underwood, Deepak Chopra were among more than 300 guests for President Barack Obama’s first... Full Article at Talk Entertainment
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US President Barack Obama (L) talks about Jeff Immelt (R), Chairman & CEO, General Electric (GE), during meetings with the President�s Economic Recovery Advisory Board (PERAB) in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, DC, November 2, 2009.
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BIRMINGHAM, MI. - JUNE 26: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm introduces Jeff Immelt (left), Chairman and CEO of General Electric, at a press conference where he announced that GE will open an advanced manufacturing technology and software center in Michigan June 26, 2009 in Birmingham...
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BIRMINGHAM, MI. - JUNE 26: Jeff Immelt, Chairman and CEO of General Electric, answers questions from the press after he announced that GE will open an advanced manufacturing technology and software center in Michigan during a press conference June 26, 2009 in Birmingham, Michigan.
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BIRMINGHAM, MI. - JUNE 26: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm (left) applaudes Jeff Immelt, Chairman and CEO of General Electric, as he announces that GE will open an advanced manufacturing technology and software center in Michigan during a press conference June 26, 2009 in Birmingham,...
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Jeffrey Immelt (L) chairman and chief executive of GE and Paul Otellini, president and chief executive of Intel Corporation, announce a partnership in healthcare technologies during a news conference in New York April 2, 2009.
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Jeffrey Immelt, left, CEO of GE, and Paul Otellini, CEO of Intel, announce a joint healthcare venture Thursday, April 2, 2009 in New York.
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General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt speaks during a news conference Thursday, April 2, 2009 in New York. Intel and General Electric are investing $250 million over the next five years to develop products aimed at allowing doctors to monitor patients remotely.
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In this Nov. 15, 2009 photo released by General Electric via Business Wire, General Electric Chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt, right center, and Aviation Industry Corp. of China (AVIC) President Lin Zuoming, shake hands at an announcement in Beijing, China.
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I'm a lifelong Republican, right. So I can sit here and say this is horrible, this is terrible. Let the market reign. Blah, Blah, blah. It's just not going to be that way
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GE Chief Executive Jeffrey Immelt and Comcast toppers Brian Roberts and Steve Burke, I'm not so sure I'd be going out on a limb. God forbid we let a deal happen first before declaring what the management strategy will be.
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We will create a 'one GE' approach in India that will bring the totality of GE's offerings to customers, partners, governments and employees ... It is time for GE to become a truly great local company in India and John is the right person to lead our team of 12,000 employees there.
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If you take Jeff Immelt's commentary seriously, where he thinks the economy is in for a slow recovery, then the industrial side of the business needs every dollar it can keep
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We will create a 'one GE' approach in India that will bring the totality of GE's offerings to customers, partners, governments and employees ... It is time for GE to become a truly great local company in India and John is the right person to lead our team of 12,000 employees there.
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And NBC has remained mired in fourth place among broadcast networks. The message transmitted at a tense board meeting in New York in July — where top NBC-Universal executives including Jeff Zucker, Ron Meyer, Marc Shmuger and David Linde all met with GE’s CEO Jeff Immelt and Vivendi representatives — wa...
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John will build on the great work of Tejpreet S. Chopra who helped position GE well in the India market ... Before transitioning to his next role in the company, Tejpreet will work for John where he will continue to be instrumental in government relations and strategy development for GE in India.
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John will build on the great work of Tejpreet S. Chopra who helped position GE well in the India market ... Before transitioning to his next role in the company, Tejpreet will work for John where he will continue to be instrumental in government relations and strategy development for GE in India.
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We have talked many times about becoming a great local company in growing markets like India by being more connected across our businesses
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It's about the same size as a BlackBerry
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In five to seven years our aim is that 50-75% of GE Healthcare products will be made in India.
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The move to integrate our healthcare businesses in India will simplify the structure and improve services to the customers. We feel that, going forward, more innovation will be transported from India to the US, particularly in the healthcare space
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The move to integrate our healthcare businesses in India will simplify the structure and improve services to the customers. We feel that, going forward, more innovation will be transported from India to the US, particularly in the healthcare space
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The simplification of our healthcare business will help us accelerate growth. This is the natural next step in our successful joint venture in healthcare with Wipro.
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India's healthcare market is on the verge of substantial growth ... We think this is an exceptionally good time to invest in India.
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India's healthcare market is on the verge of substantial growth ... We think this is an exceptionally good time to invest in India.
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In five years 50% to 75% of GE Healthcare products will be made in India
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In 5 years, 50-75 per cent of GE Healthcare products will be made in India
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It's probably time to make a bigger statement in Indonesia
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We believe Russia can be a great leader in energy and technology. We have been working with Gazprom (GAZP.MM) and other prominent players both for production and sales in Russia and also for exports
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