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“Governments, business and society must all play a role in renewing our economies, solving societal problems and creating jobs,” Jeff Immelt, chairman and CEO of GE said. “GE’s focus on integrity, our experience and our efforts on advancing the social needs of health, infrastructure, energy, finance and education position us as a natural partner in a sustainable economic recovery.”

 

The report, related performance data and other content are available to users via the Company’s citizenship website at www.ge.com/citizenship. It illustrates how GE is working with key stakeholders such as employees, customers, investors, governments, academia and others to tackle some of the world’s toughest problems. To reflect this engagement, the report includes more than 20 perspectives from global thought leaders on key issues.

 


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Photography tips kick off return of Journal-World feature

By Mike Yoder January 6, 2008

 

Editor’s note: The Journal-World is bringing back a feature called “Behind the Lens,”

in which staff photographers will tell how they captured the images you see in the paper

and offer other photo advice. The feature will appear Sundays in the Pulse section.

 

To kick things off, photographer Mike Yoder gives his top 10 tips for using a digital camera.

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