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General Electric

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General Electric (English: General Electric Company; abbreviation: GE) is an aircraft-engine manufacturer founded by Thomas Edison and chiefly based in New York, United States. It supplies customers in more than 100 countries worldwide with a wide range of products and services, from aircraft engines, power generation, water treatment, and security technology to medical imaging equipment, corporate and personal finance, media, and advanced materials, employing approximately 300,000 people. It has also operated in Japan for over 100 years and has approximately 8,000 employees there.

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