GE CEO Jeff Immelt: 'Our tax code is perverted'
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During Business Insider's 2015 IGNITION conference, CEO & Editor-in-Chief Henry Blodget asked General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt if it was reasonable for a large corporation to move operations to a new state with a more lenient tax policy. Immelt responded with a call for bipartisan tax reform.
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