"Bigger Than They Should’ve Been," GE Capital To Cut $30 Bil.-$40 Bil. in Real Estate

Mike Neal, chairman and CEO of GE Capital, the finance arm of General Electric, this past week painted a picture of the finance company coming through the economic crisis smaller and stronger with a goal on returning to profitability.

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"Bigger Than They Should’ve Been," GE Capital To Cut $30 Bil.-$40 Bil. in Real Estate

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