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"Ge's Money Machine"
Posted on April 04, 1993
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"GE's money machine"
The contents-page text describing "GE's money machine" (Cover Story, Mar. 8) understated the size of GE Capital Services Inc., which has $155 billion in assets. In the story, the correct spelling for the name of one of the three executive vice-presidents is Denis J. Nayden.
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