GE earnings reflect a shift to its roots
General Electric reported second-quarter results Friday that reflected its steady return to its industrial roots, as the giant conglomerate looks to accelerate the shift.
GE, the largest industrial company in the United States, said revenue from its industrial businesses, with products including jet engines, power generators, oil field machinery, and medical imaging equipment, rose 7 percent. Revenue at its sizable finance unit, GE Capital, declined 6 percent.
