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General Electric Co. was founded in 1890 by Thomas Edison. It is headquartered in Fairfield, Connecticut and has over 327,000 employees. GE operates in various industries including technology, infrastructure, energy, aviation, healthcare and more. Its mission is to bring good things to life and its vision focuses on strategic themes like infrastructure, emerging markets, and environmental solutions.
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