Author: Simply Wall St

GE Aerospace, part of General Electric (NYSE:GE), is committing $300 million to expand engine repair capabilities and introduce advanced technologies in Singapore. The multi year program includes new automation, AI enabled inspection tools, and expanded service offerings at its Asia hub. At the same time, GE is seeing a surge in aerospace orders linked to growth in India’s commercial aircraft fleet. For investors watching General Electric at a current share price of $313.73, these moves sit…Read More

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Amnesty International’s chief on Wednesday warned that the ‘predatory attacks’ on international law are undermining global security, ahead of the Munich Security Conference. The rights group’s Secreta…Read More

Coinbase (COIN) stock rises after-hours despite Q4 earnings miss and weak Q1 guidance.Read More