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General Electric Co

NYSE:GE

General Electric Co is a high-tech industrial company. The company operates through three segments: Aerospace, Renewable Energy and Power. 

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US markets tipped for quiet start

It is looking like the very opposite of a manic Monday, with the major benchmarks set to open little changed, although the E,pire State reading due out before the bell could change attitudes.

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US stocks seek direction

US stocks wobbled at the outset, although better than expected Producer Prices data looks like it might hand the advantage to the bulls.

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Nasdaq stretches all-time high as Google surges

The Nasdaq Composite Index extended its all-time high after Google jumped on better-than-estimated earnings, while the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index was little changed as energy shares fell with oil. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite

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Nasdaq 100 futures rise on housing data, Google rally

Nasdaq stock futures rose on Friday after strong results from Google and after data showed new-home construction climbed in June to the second-highest level since November 2007. Nasdaq-100 futures showed the most spark, rising 0.5 percent t

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Wall Street extends rout on growing Greek default fears

Wall Street stretched its losses in heavy trading today after a collapse in Greek bailout talks raised fears that the country could be the first to exit the euro zone. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) skidded 2 percent to 2,058.63 at 3:45 p.m

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U.S. stock futures tumble as Greek debt crisis deteriorates

U.S. stock-index futures dropped 1 percent today on growing concern that Greece will leave the euro region after bailout talks with lenders broke down over the weekend. Futures for Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 1 percent to 17,700, w

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Wall Street may open lower as interest rate hike worries grow

U.S. stocks were expected to open a little lower today, on the heels of three straight days of losses on rising bets the Federal Reserve will raise rates as soon as September. Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 0.1 percent

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