GE Infrastructure Sees 10 to 15 Percent Growth
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - General Electric Co’s <GE.N>
infrastructure unit, GE Infrastructure, said it will maintain
its business growth forecast of 10-15 percent for 2008, despite
rising costs.
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