General Electric

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industrial company manufacturing company multinational conglomerate public company

General Electric is a major American multinational conglomerate historically known for its leadership in industrial manufacturing, aviation, power, and healthcare technologies.

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Statements (52)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	industrial company → manufacturing company → multinational conglomerate → public company →
awarded	multiple Emmy Awards for television broadcasting innovations →
country	United States →
countryOfIncorporation	United States →
formerHeadquartersLocation	Fairfield, Connecticut → Schenectady, New York →
foundedAs	merger of Edison General Electric Company and Thomson-Houston Electric Company →
foundedBy	Charles A. Coffin → Edwin J. Houston → Elihu Thomson → J. P. Morgan → Thomas Edison →
hasDivision	aviation division → digital and software division → power division → renewable energy division →
headquartersLocation	Boston, Massachusetts →
historicalActivity	broadcasting ownership through NBC → manufacture of household appliances →
inception	1892 →
industry	aviation → healthcare technology → industrial manufacturing → power generation → renewable energy →
notableAchievement	co-founder of the Radio Corporation of America → major producer of commercial jet engines → major producer of military jet engines → pioneer in electric lighting → pioneer in power systems engineering →
notablePerson	H. Lawrence Culp Jr. → Jack Welch → Jeff Immelt →
notableProduct	CT scanners → MRI scanners → gas turbines → jet engines → medical imaging equipment → ultrasound systems → wind turbines →
spunOff	GE Aerospace (as separate focused company structure) → GE Healthcare → GE Vernova →
stockExchange	New York Stock Exchange →
subsidiary	GE Aerospace → GE Capital (historical) → GE Healthcare (historical) → GE Vernova →
tickerSymbol	GE →

Referenced by (63)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Charles Proteus Steinmetz → Charles Proteus Steinmetz → Elihu Thomson ("General Electric Company") → Ernst Alexanderson → Ernst Alexanderson → Ivar Giaever → Jack Welch → Jack Welch ("General Electric Plastics") → Jack Welch ("General Electric Company") → Jeff Immelt → Nick Holonyak Jr. → Nick Holonyak Jr. → Owen D. Young →	employer
Avio Aero → RCA → Radio Corporation of America → Vivendi Universal Entertainment →	acquiredBy
GE Aerospace ("General Electric Company") → GE Healthcare (historical) → GE Vernova → RCA →	parentCompany
NBCUniversal → RCA → Radio Corporation of America →	foundedBy
GE P42DC → GG1 electric locomotive → General Electric CF34-10E ("General Electric Company") →	manufacturer
C Reactor ("General Electric Company") → F Reactor → Hanford production reactors →	operator
Fermi 2 → Hatch Nuclear Power Plant → Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Station →	reactorSupplier
Jeff Immelt → Owen D. Young →	boardMemberOf
ITP Aero → MTU Aero Engines →	collaboratesWith
GE Healthcare (historical) → GE Vernova ("General Electric energy business") →	partOf
Edison General Electric Company → Edison Machine Works →	predecessorOf
Air France Flight 447 →	aircraftEngineManufacturer
J. P. Morgan →	associatedWith
GE Healthcare (historical) →	brandOf
SEPTA Silverliner IV →	builder
Westinghouse Electric Corporation →	competedWith
Alexanderson alternator →	developedBy
World’s Columbian Exposition →	exhibitedCompany
NBC →	formerOwner
Union City, Georgia →	hasMajorEmployer
Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Station →	hasReactorVendor
Precision Castparts →	keyCustomer
Schenectady, New York →	majorCompanyHistory
Vivendi Universal Entertainment →	majorShareholder
Edison General Electric Company →	mergedInto
GE Aerospace ("General Electric Company") →	originatedFrom
GE Healthcare (historical) →	ownedBy
Hatch Nuclear Power Plant →	reactorVendor
The Incredible Hulk Coaster →	sponsor
General Electric ("GE Capital (historical)") →	subsidiary
Radio Corporation of America ("GE Consumer Electronics") →	successor
General Electric ("GE") →	tickerSymbol
Ernst Alexanderson ("GE Research Laboratory") →	workedAt