Topic: Jeffrey Immelt - CSMonitor.com

GE's latest energy play: Lufkin

General Electric to pay $33 billion for oilfield equipment maker Lufkin. General Electric hopes to cash in on energy boom with purchase of Lufkin and other energy-equipment manufacturers.

Haunted by Europe, US market can't get ahead

Does America need a CEO in the Oval Office?

Robert Reich How can Americans compete globally?

'Occupy Wall Street' the Left's Tea Party? Maybe, but...

Opinion A tax holiday for big business that both liberals and conservatives can get behind

Snake oil, puff balls, and the need for a real jobs plan

Jobs council to Obama: Here's how to create one million jobs quickly

Obama looks for new ways to boost struggling job market

GE earnings: one of five things to watch April 21

Stocks close mixed amid lackluster trading

In Pictures Japan's nuclear crisis

Goolsbee: why members of President’s Council on Jobs will hire in the US (video)

Obama touts high tech, business investment at Intel in Oregon

Green energy vs. the dirty status quo

The elephant in the House at the State of the Union

A 'state of the union' fight ahead over US government spending

Obama launches new push for US jobs, tapping GE's Immelt to help

The Monitor's View A bipartisan recipe for American competitiveness

Electric cars: GE to buy 25,000 electric vehicles by 2015

On Day 1 of India visit, Obama showcases trade deals with US firms

Hey, big business, push back against the tea party!

Obama’s tax-reform panel: a giant missed opportunity

GE shows 16 percent profit growth, ending a streak of decline

Opinion Jobs in America: Puritan values must replace MBA values