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Meanwhile, GE can take the proceeds from the sale and invest them (if all goes according to plan) at an IRR well above anything Haier might require. Everybody's happy - except, as Gapper notes, the GE Appliances brass in Louisville.Related Links GE Not Quite Ready to Build an Electric Car Bulls Find a Voice G.E. Meets, Doesn't Beat

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to Henry Blodget, the Citigroup analyst seems to think that Amazon will be selling $750-million worth of its Kindle e-book readers within two years. What actual data is this analysis based on, you ask? Absolutely none whatsoever, as Kevin Maney points out at Portfolio, since the company has refused to give any details about Kindle sales. In other words, it’s just a bald-ass guess. And as far as I can tell, it’s a howler. As Henry himself knows all too well, making outlandish claims about what

Here's hoping that come next year, these executives will have found a smoother path. Jeffrey Cane (Above, Clarence "Lumpy" Rutherford, on Leave It to Beaver, destined for the corporate suite.) Related Links Chambers Unrepentant Much Ado About a Cisco and Microsoft Collaboration Napping Your Way to the Top