Distressed GE is considering a breakup
After a horrible year in 2017, and with a new CEO at the helm, it could be time to break up the world's largest conglomerate.
It was once the world's most valuable company, and GE remains a global business heavyweight with 30,000 employees and 125 years of history.
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