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GE CEO Larry Culp Talks Tariffs
Larry Culp, General Electric Co. CEO is exercising some cost increases to pass on additional charges caused by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, as the world’s largest aircraft engine maker advocates for a return to a duty-free regime that long underpinned the industry. He is joined by Bloomberg's Guy Johnson.
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Larry Culp, General Electric Co. CEO is exercising some cost increases to pass on additional charges caused by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, as the world’s largest aircraft engine maker advocates for a return to a duty-free regime that long underpinned the industry. He is joined by Bloomberg's Guy Johnson.
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