Few names in American business history carry as much weight as General Electric. Founded by Thomas Edison in 1892, GE has long been synonymous with industrial innovation and engineering excellence. From light bulbs and home appliances to jet engines and healthcare technology, GE has touched nearly every aspect of modern life. However, the company’s journey has not been without challenges. Over the past few decades, GE faced significant hurdles, including financial crises, shifting market dynamics, and the need to streamline its sprawling operations.
