If you're talking market cap, LMT is larger of the two (not by a large amount). In terms of revenue, Lockheed is larger. In terms of net income, it's no contest.

Both are in Aerospace & Defense, so your point seems valid.

> History is something I literally study the subject the night before I teach it.

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What does this do that Google Drive doesn't do already for free? Also, rule 5 and 6 seemed to have died a horrible death recently.

Thanks. That's too bad the cyber crime numbers aren't made available yet.

Am I correct to assume you put fraud alerts on all your credit reports?

>Not like you can request a new one.

Are you certain about that? It's literally one of the reasons you can get a new number.

https://faq.ssa.gov/en-us/Topic/article/KA-02220

The FTC does track the and FBI has access to these numbers, when people take the time to report it.

https://www.usa.gov/stop-scams-frauds

They are basically in information-gathering mode, and won't open investigations into individual cases unless they involve other crimes like money laundering.

With so many transactions being done online, how would Face ID or fingerprints even work?

>Rakuten

They are kind of an e-commerce middle man, giving out cash rewards.

>Flipkart

Not sure about that. Flipkart's entire market cap is less than $40b.

Noroi was worth a KINDA DOPE at least.

Better than slightly better returns. Berkshire Hathaway has an annualized return of 20.1% since 1965. The S&P500 has been 10.5% annualized.

Total BRK return since 1965: 3,641,613%

Total SPX return since 1965: 30,209%