Earlier this year, General Electric predicted that the decision whether to move would be made by the end of 2015. It is rumored that after touring many cities, GE has narrowed its options down to either Boston, New York state or Providence, according to a December 10 story in the Boston Globe, which said that GE is interested in Boston's up and coming Seaport District.
He said Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo has led the state to the most successful pension reform in the country, which likely has GE's eye. Hopefully, they will find out for sure next month.
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Sorry to say but ANY products GE puts out is junk!! I guess it started when the CEO partnered with China.
What this really means, is they're shopping around for the most lucrative "incentives" a city can afford to throw their way, for picking up and moving there. Corporate welfare.
Pension Reform?
"Jobs Czar"
At least they elected to stay in the US this time. Next time, we may lose them.
Voting the correct leaders is the only way to keep these American companies here.
Lose them to other countries, as we have already,and we will die.
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