Nobody says mark to market doesn’t matter as GE falls

For more than a decade General Electric Co. could easily avoid disclosing the value of its real estate and business loans. Not any longer. Since Jan. 2, GE has lost 54 percent on the New York Stock Exchange, mostly because shareholders are no longer willing to accept whatever the Fairfield, Conn.-based company tells them about its ...

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Nobody says mark to market doesn’t matter as GE falls

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