American Industrial Partners completes acquisition of Current from GE
GE today announced it has completed the sale of its Current, powered by GE business unit to American Industrial Partners (AIP).
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ContinueLearn MoreGE today announced it has completed the sale of its Current, powered by GE business unit to American Industrial Partners (AIP).
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