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GE on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“my father worked at Carrier and you know, my friends, their parents worked at General Motors and at Chrysler, um they worked at GE, they worked at Bristol and uh Ally... My grandfather back in the 1950s worked at uh worked at GE when they had 22,000 people out in Liverpool, New York, 5 miles from where we sit.”
Referenced as a major employer that left Liverpool, New York, exemplifying rust belt decline and company town vulnerability.
▶ Hear it“show them, right? The Nifty50. Right. It was GE, Kodak, IBM, AT&T, like all of those companies, they're all gone, right? Or they've morphed into something else and the stocks have declined significantly over time.”
Used as a cautionary example of a once-dominant company whose stock declined significantly after 2000, illustrating risks of concentrated wealth.
▶ Hear it“'It was GE, Kodak, IBM, AT&T, like all of those companies, they're all gone, right? Or they've morphed into something else and the stocks have declined significantly over time... GE millionaires with one stock.'”
Used as a cautionary example of a formerly dominant company whose stock declined significantly despite employee stock purchase programs.
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