GE's tumbling bonds are highlighting a bigger problem at the fallen giant (GE)

GE, once the world's most valuable company, is now struggling to survive. 
The company's bonds are falling even after GE said it would sell its stake in oil field company Baker Hughes.
The company's leverage is high, causing a "sense of urgency." Once the world's most valuable company, GE's fall from grace has been stark. Investor confidence has been shaken and the company's bonds are taking a hit. 
Trading on November 13 saw the company's 4.4% 2035 bond fall 2.5% on the back of n