GE shares jump again as Wall Street loves Danaher deal: Stock no longer has 'downside risk'

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GE shares jump again as Wall Street loves Danaher deal: Stock no longer has 'downside risk'
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A day after General Electric's surprise announcement of a biopharma sale to Danaher, Wall Street crowed about the embattled industrial conglomerate's $21.4 billion deal.

GE shares rose 3 percent in trading Tuesday as several analysts pointed to GE's deal as a positive for the stock.

UBS analyst Peter Lennox-King believes this new source of cash for GE, as well as the benefits, is a boon for the company.

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