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General Electric Co. announced it's freezing pensions for roughly 20,000 U.S. employees.
The company is moving to reduce its pension deficit by up to $8 billion.
The company also announced it's offering lump-sum payments to roughly 100,000 former employees and freezing supplementary pension benefits for 700 workers.
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