The US F-35 Assembly Line Vs The Russian Su-57 Assembly Line -- October 1, 2022

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And note this:

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Buffett 

For perspective if I recall correctly, Buffett bought Burlington Northern railway for $25 billion. At the time, Buffett said he "bet the company on that deal."

Now, decades later, he spends an equal amount on oil. 

My hunch: Warren and I have invested the same proportion of our investment portfolio in CVX over the years.

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Link here. Perhaps why Buffett continues to invest in fossil fuel:

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Amazon

 

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Amazon, which booked net losses in Q1 and Q2 totaling nearly $6 billion and whose shares are down 38% from their high in July last year, is undertaking large-scale efforts to cut costs – including commercial real estate costs. 

It is closing or cancelling 44 warehouses across the US; it’s halting construction on six office towers, and won’t start construction on a seventh. And now it emerges that it plans to close four of its five call centers in the US and switch those customer service representatives to working from home. Amazon currently operates five call centers in the US. Kennewick, WA; Lexington, KY; Phoenix, AZ; Huntington, WV; and Houston, TX. It plans to close four of them. Either the Houston or the Huntington facility will likely remain open, according to Bloomberg. 

Amazon confirmed to Bloomberg that the call center work will be shifted to work from home. Even before the pandemic, it already allowed some call center workers to work from home.