GE Aerospace(NYSE: GE) stock trades up more than 60% year to date, and it's understandable if investors are starting to think it might be overvalued. However, the company's second-quarter earnings ...

GE Vernova raised its 2025 guidance after posting a strong second quarter marked by double-digit organic revenue growth, expanding margins, and continued momentum in power and grid infrastructure.

Turkish Aerospace Inc (TAI) and GE Aerospace on Wednesday signed an agreement to strengthen the F404 turbofan engines and potential future collaborations for Türkiye's jet trainer Hurjet. The ...

GE Vernova already offers Alteia's software to customers through its GridOS Visual Intelligence. The tool helps utilities assess damage and inspect assets along thousands of miles of electrical lines.

(Reuters) -Power equipment maker GE Vernova will buy France-based Alteia, which makes artificial intelligence-based tools that allow utility companies to review their grids, it said on Monday. GE ...

GE Vernova Inc. has announced an agreement to acquire Alteia SAS, a France-based software firm known for its experience in artificial intelligence, computer vision, and machine learning. The move aims ...

GE Aerospace Investors Don’t Realize They Have a Cash Machine Shareholders were unimpressed by a blockbuster quarter from the company, which is set up for success for years to come.

Analyst Andrew Obin reiterates Buy rating and $620 price target for GE Vernova citing strong gas turbine orders, potential tariff relief, and EPS growth.

GE Aerospace’s stock rises toward a 25-year high after earnings beat expectations on multiple fronts and the full-year outlook saw a big increase.

GE Aerospace (NYSE: GE) reported Q2 2025 earnings beating estimates, with revenue and orders up significantly. 2025 guidance raised, 2028 outlook improved.

GE Vernova Inc. will invest roughly $75 million in a Pennsylvania plant that makes switchgear products and which earlier this year was earmarked for about $10 million in growth investments. The ...

Bahrain's crown prince announced $17 billion in U.S. investments, including buying a dozen Boeing jets and 40 GE engines.