Industry executives expect business performance to be stronger in next 12 months
BETHESDA, MD - September 18, 2013 -- Healthcare services executives are looking at acquisitions to enable growth over the next 12 months, according to a survey released today by GE Capital, Healthcare Financial Services. Seventy-two percent of respondents expect their business performance to improve in the next 12 months.
BETHESDA, Md.--Wednesday, September 18, 2013--GE Capital, Healthcare Financial Services, announced that it is serving as administrative agent on a $10 million senior secured multi-draw term loan for Sonitus Medical Inc.
Houston and CHICAGO-- September 18, 2013--Clean Energy Fuels Corp., Ferus Natural Gas Fuels, GE Ventures and GE Energy Financial Services announced today at the High Horsepower Summit in Chicago a consortium to jointly deliver liquefied natural gas ("LNG") in the United States. The consortium, Eagle LNG Partners, will develop regional LNG projects to meet the growing demand for the cleaner-burning, less expensive fuel in industries such as long-haul trucking, rail, mining, marine, and oil and gas services.
$0.02 per share deal-related charge to be taken in 3Q 2013
Total-year framework unchanged
FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- September 18, 2013 -- GE [NYSE: GE] announced today acquisition-related charges of $0.02 per share associated with its previously announced acquisition of Avio Aero, which closed August 1, 2013. These charges will be taken in GE's corporate segment.
GE today announced Australian local, Nic Adams, as one of ten global Phase One finalists in its Open Innovation Jet Engine Bracket Design Quest.
When two seemingly unrelated research topics are overlapped, the result is sometimes a small spark that ignites a revolution in thinking. For me, as a thermal research engineer and manager in the Thermal Systems Organization at GE Global Research, one such potent combination already taking shape is Additive Manufacturing and High Pressure Turbine Blade Cooling. Additive Manufacturing allows you to "print" (instead of machine) metal parts. Such flexibility completely flips traditional thinking about turbine blade cooling on its head. No longer bound by tradition
