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The ax headed for General Electric's neck
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Expectations that General Electric Co. and its finance unit will lose their coveted triple-A debt ratings are driving the steep sell-off in the company's shares, Bill Gross, co-chief investment officer of leading bond fund Pimco, said Wednesday.

"The markets are beginning to anticipate a downgrade to double-A territory," said Gross on CNBC television, noting that GE's stocks and bonds are widely held by many institutional investors, including big sovereign wealth funds.

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