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20.11.25 - 14:06
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Spiritus Hires Executives from LanzaTech and Chevron to Accelerate Commercial Deployment with Strategic Engineering Leadership Appointments (Business Wire)
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Industry veterans bring multi-billion-dollar infrastructure and energy optimization expertise to advance Spiritus' first commercial scale Wyoming projectLOS ALAMOS, N.M.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Spiritus, a technology company engineering integrated energy infrastructure with built-in carbon management for power intensive customers, today announced the appointment of Mayur Sathe, PhD, from LanzaTech as Senior Director of Process Engineering, and Matt Arcy from Chevron as Project Development Advisor, both effective immediately.
These key additions to Spiritus' leadership team come as the company advances toward commercial scale deployment in Wyoming, building on partnerships that combine energy, carbon capture, and infrastructure innovation. Their multidisciplinary expertise will boost the company's growing technical team across materials science, chemical engineering, and project development.
Dr. Sathe arrives from LanzaTech, where he led efficiency improvements for carbon capture and recycling technology. At ...
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15.11.25 - 02:33
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Berkshire Builds $4.9 Billion Stake In Alphabet; Adds To Chevron; Sells More Apple And Bank of America (ZeroHedge)
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Berkshire Builds $4.9 Billion Stake In Alphabet; Adds To Chevron; Sells More Apple And Bank of America
With less than two months left until the Berkshire Hathway becomes just another company after the 95-year-old Warren Buffett exits as CEO at the end of the year, there is still some (waning) interest in what this massive long only fund with a record $382 billion in cash, is buying and selling, or as we recently discussed, mostly selling. Which is why today's 13F deadline is usually a reason for the Berkshire faithful to promptly check out the company's latest stock holdings on Edgar.com.
What it showed was a total of $267.3 billion in long-only positions, an increase of $10 billion from the previous quarter, with, a handful of notable changes.
Most notable was that in Q3, Berkshire acquired 17.9 million shares of Google parent Alphabet, the first time it has accumulated a position in the search engine, while further trimming its holdings in Bank of America by 7% to 568 million shares,...
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