Here’s a bright idea: GE is marrying the ordinary light bulb, the company’s oldest business area, with the Internet of Things, the company’s newest, to rethink the most basic of products in your home.

Modern technology can be a blessing and a curse. As useful as our electronic devices may be, many of them have screens that emit blue light, which interferes with the body’s production sleep hormones.

GE traces its roots back to Thomas Edison, the inventor of the first practical, long-lasting light bulb in 1879. One hundred and forty years later, his company appears to be having trouble ...

GE Lighting has announced that it is getting in on the 100 W-equivalent LED replacement act. The 27 W Energy Smart LED bulb joins its range of incandescent bulb replacements that already includes 40 W ...

They aren't smart, but they do have a couple of extra tricks up their sleeve. Here's what you need to know before buying in. Originally hailing from Troy, Ohio, Ry Crist is a writer, a text-based ...

The month of August signals many things; the last stretch of summer, back to school and last-minute beach trips. This year, August brings another momentous occasion: the ban on incandescent light ...

Reps for General Electric’s largest union say that many jobs will be lost as a result of its announced three-way split. But some observers reading between the lines worry what—or who—the casualties of ...

What do jet engines and LED light bulbs have in common? They both need cooling to be effective. GE makes both, which is why it just scored a major breakthrough. What do jet engines and LED light bulbs ...

CLEVELAND--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Consumers searching for the latest hybrid can soon look beyond their local car dealership. Starting in 2011, GE Lighting brings hybrid technology to the lighting aisle in ...

GE's back with a brand new invention: a light bulb linked to your phone. No, GE didn't rush out and hire supermodel Gisele Bundchen; apparel maker Under Armour already beat it to the punch. Instead, ...

GE traces its roots back to Thomas Edison, the inventor of the first practical, long-lasting light bulb in 1879. One hundred and forty years later, his company appears to be having trouble ...