MONTREAL--01 June 2009-- GE Capital today announced it provided a C$130 million asset-based credit facility to The Brick Group Income Fund, one of Canada's largest retailers of furniture, appliances and home electronics. The loan will be used for recapitalization purposes. GE Capital Markets and GE Capital Markets (Canada) Ltd. acted as sole lead arranger on the transaction.
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Announce JV CEO;
Establish Abu Dhabi Learning Center and Chief Learning Officer
Abu Dhabi, UAE, May 31, 2009 -- General Electric (NYSE: GE) and Mubadala Development Company today announced the signing of their commercial finance joint venture agreement and establishment of a regional training center for next-generation business leaders, demonstrating significant progress on key aspects of a broader strategic partnership forged by the companies last year.
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Announce JV CEO;
Establish Abu Dhabi Learning Center and Chief Learning Officer
Abu Dhabi, UAE, May 31, 2009 -- General Electric (NYSE: GE) and Mubadala Development Company today announced the signing of their commercial finance joint venture agreement and establishment of a regional training center for next-generation business leaders, demonstrating significant progress on key aspects of a broader strategic partnership forged by the companies last year.
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*Introduces Lullaby Warmer for every newborn - a healthymagination product
*70% more cost effective compared to imported products and has potential to increase healthcare access by 15% to under-served population
*Designed and developed in India for India and the world
*Increased focus on maternal infant care -- GE to increase portfolio by 35% to expand healthcare access globally
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Donates Lullaby Warmers to 8 Children's hospitals in India
Chennai, May 29, 2009: GE Healthcare, the US$17 billion healthcare and life sciences solutions business of global major General Electric Company (NYSE: GE) donated a Lullaby Warmer each to eight selected children's hospitals across India. The donation is part of GE's 'healthymagination' initiative which aims to improve costs, quality and access to affordable healthcare,