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11. Apparently one is a subsidiary of the other

Tue Sep 10, 2024, 12:40 PM

Sep 2024

and specialize in different types of rail car manufacturing (I had actually looked them up this morning and saw a mention of the 2 Siemens).

Plus you also have what I and another posted about upthread - there is more density of rail infrastructure and need on the east coast versus the west coast, so putting something here in the east will inevitably be used for orders more in the east than the west (especially since the east coast has almost 3 times the population of the west coast).

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Apparently one is a subsidiary of the other BumRushDaShow Sep 2024 #11