GE

General Electric (GE) is a historic American multinational conglomerate founded in 1892 through the merger of Edison General Electric Company and Thomson-Houston Electric Company. For over 130 years, GE was a diversified industrial corporation known for its innovations in various sectors, including aerospace, energy, healthcare, transportation, lighting, appliances, and finance. The company was a pioneer in numerous technological advancements, such as incandescent light bulbs, X-ray machines, and commercial jet engines. In 2024, GE completed a significant transformation by splitting into three independent publicly traded companies: GE Aerospace, which focuses on aviation and aerospace technologies; GE Vernova, dedicated to energy solutions; and GE HealthCare, which specializes in healthcare technology and medical devices. This restructuring reflects GE's commitment to innovation and its long-standing legacy in multiple industries.