Thread regarding General Electric Co. layoffs

GE has now lost $50 Billion in value since mid February.

That is $10 Billion more since the original post 3 days ago

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Post ID: @OP+13WIph5B

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The top brass are still making $Millions. Maybe just a little less than normal.

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Post ID: @2tbc+13WIph5B

who gives a damn?

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Post ID: @2obk+13WIph5B

I personally predict a large number of layoffs but I don't believe they will be long term. Once this coronavirus clears up, they will more than likely be back. I'll guess 1-2 months. Only time will tell how good of a guesser I am.

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Post ID: @zya+13WIph5B

Huge layoffs are guaranteed at GE very soon.

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Post ID: @lmh+13WIph5B

@eou+13WIph5B- true statement but not every company is in the same shoes that GE is trying to baby step out of. Layoffs are predicted!

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Post ID: @igi+13WIph5B

GE has lost $240 Billion while the rest of the market prospered. Saying it’s ok because everyone else is losing is not an excuse for GE’s poor performance during times of prosperity.

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Post ID: @aim+13WIph5B

Historically GE has been above it all when something like this happens. Yes it takes a hit but is able to manage it very well. In this case, GE has been hemorrhaging for a very long time now. It is totally unprepared to deal with this, as is most of its workforce. The people who work for GE are probably the least healthiest ones since before WWII.

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Post ID: @krq+13WIph5B

So, what else is new? Every other company has lost one third of their values.

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