GE Healthcare plans $2 billion software investment

GE's health care business will invest $2 billion in software development over the next five years.

By Associated Press | June 11, 2013 at 08:38 AM

NEW YORK (AP) — GE's health care business will invest $2 billion in software development over the next five years.

GE Healthcare said Tuesday that it wants to improve the management of hospital operations, increase clinical effectiveness and optimize care.

Shares of General Electric Co. lost 19 cents to $23.59 in midday trading.

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