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GE (NYSE:GE) announced cash offers to purchase all U.S. Dollar, Euro, and GBP denominated notes originally issued by affiliated companies. The total purchase price for Pool 2 Notes is limited to $1.4 billion, contingent on conditions being met. The offers commence on December 11, 2020, and expire on December 17, 2020. Holders can withdraw tendered notes before the withdrawal deadline. Successful tenders will lead to immediate cash payments based on predefined total considerations for each note series. All accepted notes will be retired and canceled.

GE Healthcare has introduced innovative AI solutions to address the dual challenge of providing high-quality healthcare while managing increased workflow pressures due to COVID-19. The company is expanding its Edison intelligence portfolio and launching advanced imaging technologies to enhance patient outcomes. Major launches include photon-counting CT technology, TrueFidelity imaging, and the AIR Recon DL technology, which promises significant exam time reductions. These developments signal GE’s commitment to precision health and support healthcare providers amidst the pandemic's ongoing challenges.

GE Healthcare has launched a groundbreaking AI algorithm designed for assessing Endotracheal Tube (ETT) placements in critically ill COVID-19 patients. This innovation, part of the Critical Care Suite 2.0, addresses the alarming statistic that up to 25% of patients intubated outside the operating room have misplaced tubes. The AI provides quick, accurate measurements directly from mobile x-ray devices, potentially preventing severe complications. The suite enhances workflow efficiency and is co-developed with UC San Francisco, leveraging GE's Edison platform for rapid deployment.

GE Healthcare has acquired Prismatic Sensors AB, a Swedish company specializing in photon counting detectors, reinforcing its commitment to advancing photon counting CT technology. This acquisition aims to enhance clinical applications in oncology, cardiology, and neurology, potentially setting a new standard of care. Prismatic’s innovative Deep Silicon detectors promise improved tissue characterization, spatial resolution, and reduced radiation doses. The acquisition is expected to close by January 2021, with GE Healthcare poised to leverage its nearly 50 years of experience in CT technology for future advancements.

GE (NYSE: GE) released its 2020 Global Innovation Barometer, revealing insights from over 3,400 business executives across 22 countries, focusing on the impact of COVID-19 on innovation. The report highlights a growing tendency towards protectionism among business leaders, yet a strong appetite for cross-border collaboration remains. The healthcare sector emerged as a key innovator during the pandemic, leading all industries in innovation progress. Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to be seen as the world’s innovation champion, with rising optimism among its business executives post-pandemic.

Albany International Airport has partnered with GE to launch a digitally-focused airport aimed at enhancing safety in air travel post-pandemic. The Airport will be the first to adopt GE Aviation's Wellness Trace App, which tracks COVID-19 cleaning protocols. A three-month trial will begin, utilizing QR codes to provide real-time cleaning status for airport areas and objects. GE plans to introduce further digital technologies, including AI and predictive analytics, to advance airport safety and operations, positioning Albany Airport as a model for future airport designs.

GE Healthcare and GenesisCare have formed a strategic partnership to enhance patient outcomes in cancer and heart disease treatment. GE Healthcare will provide advanced imaging technology to GenesisCare's 440+ centers globally, including the U.S., Australia, U.K., and Spain. The collaboration aims to improve patient access to cutting-edge treatments and will explore research opportunities for personalized care. GenesisCare's recent acquisition of 21st Century Oncology expands its reach in integrated cancer care. The partnership is positioned to impact millions of patients positively.

Tampa General Hospital (TGH), in collaboration with GE Healthcare, has achieved a $40M reduction in system-wide inefficiencies since launching the CareComm command center last August. This platform employs 20 AI applications to optimize patient care operations. Key improvements include the elimination of 20,000 excess patient days, a 25% reduction in emergency room diversions, and an increase of 30 beds in capacity. TGH also co-leads a statewide collaboration for managing hospital resources during COVID-19.