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The Monday Morning Memo

General Electric stood as a beacon of American manufacturing for more than a century. It was once the most valuable U.S. corporation; its logo emblazoned on tens of thousands of products from light bulbs to nuclear power plants. Last week GE announced it would spin out its remaining operations into three separate companies, in effect, the end of General Electric as we once knew it. What went wrong? And what can today’s business owners and leaders learn from fall of the once-great General Electric? Gary Hoover of the American Business History Center is roving reporter Rotbart’s special guest this week. He delivers a fascinating and colorful interview. All you have to do is hit PLAY. 🙂

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