Investors are usually happy when a company can pull off one big goal and do it well. So Wall Street was almost certainly ...

Like GE, Honeywell is a conglomerate in the Industrials sector. According to Wall Street Horizon data, the Charlotte-based ...

Unlike GE, which was essentially forced to break up because of the weakened condition of its business following the Great Recession, Honeywell is breaking up while it is in a position of strength.

Honeywell had previously announced plans to spin off its advanced material business. But it updated the plan to include the separation of its aerospace operations and its automation business. So, like ...

Honeywell's planned business split simplifies valuation, potentially unlocking significant shareholder value, similar to GE's successful restructuring. HON's core segments, aerospace and ...

So, like General Electric, Honeywell as it exists today will cease to exist and it will, instead, be three different companies. The goal is to complete the breakup sometime in the second half of ...

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