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    GE signs Myanmar deals after U.S. eases sanctions

    Sun, 07/15/2012 - 03:00 EDT - LA Times

    YANGON, Myanmar — Just days after the U.S. eased key sanctions on Myanmar, General Electric Co. became the first American company to invest in the former pariah state, signing deals Saturday to provide medical equipment to a pair of hospitals in the country's biggest city.

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