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GE (NYSE: GE) announced today that it will invest up to $1 billion in the power, oil and gas, and healthcare sectors to support Indonesia’s accelerated economic growth. The announcement was made on the sidelines of a meeting between the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Joko Widodo, and the President of United States of America, Barack Obama. The investment will be made in tandem with GE’s participation in the country’s infrastructure build-out.
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- Safe Surgery 2020 Initiative, a five year strategic plan, unveiled at global health leadership panel during the UN General Assembly
- The GE Foundation to lead private sector effort to improve surgical capacity, infrastructure, and training globally with $25 million commitment over three years
- Program will address lack of access to safe surgery for over five billion people worldwide by focusing on three core pillars: leader
Ochsner Health System, GE Healthcare (NYSE: GE), and The Idea Village have launched today the “Wear Your Health” challenge. This challenge seeks to identify wearable technology concepts and mobile application solutions that can transform healthcare outcomes by addressing behavior management in patients with chronic disease. Starting today, individuals interested in participating can submit their idea(s) a
- Innovations are advancing the understanding and diagnosis of mild traumatic brain injury
- Breakthrough ideas include: point-of-care blood test to rapidly detect the presence of mild and moderate brain trauma; biomarkers that indicate how the brain reacts following a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and a method to identify which brain areas become disconnected after injury
GE (NYSE: GE) and the NFL announced today the six final winners of the up to $10 million Head
Today GE announced details of the proposed four-year labor agreements that will be voted on by members of the IUE-CWA and UE on or about June 30, 2015.
The details come one day after the UE Conference Board endorsed its contract. The IUE-CWA endorsed its contract today.
GE Vice President for Labor Relations Greg Capito said, “We’re pleased we were able to reach a tentative agreement which was recommended by the delegates for their me