General Electric formally scrapped its plans to build a 12-story headquarters office tower on Boston's waterfront as the maker of products ranging from light bulbs to aircraft engines cuts costs, opening up a key piece of real estate in one of the hottest areas in the city.
GE Pulls Plug on Plans to Build 12-Story Headquarters Office Tower on Boston’s Waterfront
Company Takes Less Leased Space, to Return $87 Million in Relocation Incentives
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