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He and the company's founder are accused of "certain violations of the federal securities laws," but not revenue recognition violations.
GE's gaping pension deficit is just a tiny part of companies' $269 billion gap.
The 110-year-long relationship is coming under increasing scrutiny from investors.
For many borrowers, lower credit ratings involve little pain.
Company issues four earnings-per-share numbers.
Shortfall swelled as the company spent more than $45B on share buybacks.
Exporters support border-adjustment tax proposal to cut costs.