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The beleaguered manufacturer is on pace to clinch its 12th consecutive monthly decline with
shares closing out February below where they started. The S&P’s 500 Index rose in 10 of those
months.
The year-long decline is the longest losing streak on record, according to data compiled by
Bloomberg that goes back to 1971. The 12-month tally of GE shareholder losses: $135 billion.
Chief Executive Offcer John Flannery, who took the helm in mid-2017, is cutting costs and
reshaping the portfolio to try to pull GE out of one of the worst slumps in its 126-year history.
The Boston-based company has faced myriad challenges, from fagging demand for industrial
equipment to a Securities and Exchange Commission probe of its accounting.
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The slide started as cash-fow problems emerged under former CEO Jeffrey Immelt, and only
got worse after Flannery slashed the dividend and revealed poor earnings. While the new CEO
won praise this week for an overhaul of the board, at least one analyst said GE isn’t poised for a
quick rebound: Julian Mitchell at Barclays said he’s inclined to "wait on the sidelines until we
have a clearer sense that the bottom has been reached.”
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