GE signs $30 billion deal for aircraft leasing unit, but investors aren’t sold on the stock

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GE signs $30 billion deal for aircraft leasing unit, but investors aren’t sold on the stock

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General Electric is deep in its turnaround efforts. The industrial conglomerate announced Wednesday it would merge its aircraft leasing unit with Irish company AerCap in a deal worth $30 billion, the ...

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