Ge ceo buys stock
General Electric shares on Monday gave up most of their gains from Friday when a report of a possible early retirement by CEO Jeff Immelt , spurred on by activist investor Nelson Peltz of Trian Partners, sparked a rally in the industrial conglomerate. A JPMorgan analyst was behind the decline Monday after saying the company would need more than just a change at the top to turn around the underperforming stock.
The shares were down a little more than 1 percent in midday trading on the NYSE. GE has fallen 5 percent so far in , badly trailing the market and other industrial stocks. Asia Europe Stocks Commodities Currencies Bonds Funds ETFs Investing Trading Nation Trader Talk Financial Advisors Personal Finance Etf Street Portfolio Watchlist Stock Screener Fund Screener Tech Mobile Social Media Enterprise Gaming Cybersecurity Tech Guide Make It Entrepreneurs Leadership Careers Money Specials Shows Video Top Video Latest Video U.
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