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GE Power closed 15 manufacturing and repair sites?

Russel Stokes stated on wednesday a reduction of the manufacturing and repair footprint by 15 sites in 2017. I wasn't aware of this - anyone got insights which sites are affected?

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too bad he wasn't a part of the reduction

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How many repair sites are there?

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To bad NY and Greenville wasn’t one of them but in due time!

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Mannheim manufacturing was closed.

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No, he definetly said 15 sites. I looked that up in the transcript.

The only one I know ist the former Alstom site in Bexback, Germany. But that was planned since 2016.

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It's not 15 sites but 15% of labour workers globally in GE Power's Global Supply Chain.

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Alstom will live on

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To bad Schenectady wasn’t on the closing list. Or is it?

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Bad news far from over for GE

By Brooke Sutherland, Bloomberg News Updated 11:29 pm, Thursday, January 25, 2018

https://www.chron.com/business/economy/article/Bad-news-far-from-over-for-GE-12526999.php

The company disclosed this week that the regulator is looking into how it wound up having to pay $15 billion over seven years to shore up reserves for a legacy insurance business it has reviewed every year since winding it down between 2004 and 2006. More notably, the SEC is also looking into GE's revenue-recognition practices and the controls around its accounting for long-term service agreements throughout the company. That news wiped out earlier gains in GE shares after it affirmed 2018 guidance.

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