Money and Finance
- Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, And Bill Gates On Cnbc
First, the videos from the final hour of the show when all 3 were together: No hurry for energy independence: Munger Hydrocarbons just as precious as Iowa top soil: Munger Buffett: Better option than increasing minimum wage Gates, Munger & Buffett:...
- Warren Buffett On Cnbc
Links to videos: Berkshire Hathaway celebrates 50 years Who will succeed Warren Buffett? #Ask Warren: Charlie Munger No surprises at IBM: Buffett Deere's long term attraction: Buffett #Ask Warren: Glenn Close What's inside Berkshire Hathaway?...
- David Winters On His Vehement Opposition To Ko’s Comp Plan
It would be nice if both Warren and Howard Buffett would comment on this. The summary of Winters' case is that Coke's latest compensation plan is transferring 14.2% of the company, equivalent to about $24 billion (yes, billion, with a 'b')...
- Warren Buffett On Cnbc
Links to videos: Where Buffett finds investment opportunities How Buffett plans to take care of his widow Joe's mentioned in Buffett's will Buffett's appetite for another acquisition Buffett's acting aspirations Buffett: Unlikely to sell...
- Investors Earn Handsome Paychecks By Handling Buffett's Business
Found via the Corner of Berkshire & Fairfax. Warren Buffett's decision to hire two investment lieutenants is paying off for Berkshire Hathaway, and it's paying off for the two younger money managers, too. Todd Combs, 42, and Ted Weschler,...
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Howard Buffett to be profiled on "60 Minutes" this Sunday
Thanks to Will for passing this along.
Howard Buffett, the son of Warren Buffett, says his dad isn’t surrendering his post atop Berkshire Hathaway “until he’s buried in the ground.”
That morbid assessment is included in a profile of the younger Buffett airing on CBS’s “60 Minutes” this Sunday. And though Howard Buffett’s sounds pretty definitive, it does run contrary to Buffett the Elders’ own assertion that he wouldn’t even surrender the reigns to the company when he went to the Big Boardroom in the Sky. He has joked that he fully intends to continue running the Omaha conglomerate “by séance.”
- Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, And Bill Gates On Cnbc
First, the videos from the final hour of the show when all 3 were together: No hurry for energy independence: Munger Hydrocarbons just as precious as Iowa top soil: Munger Buffett: Better option than increasing minimum wage Gates, Munger & Buffett:...
- Warren Buffett On Cnbc
Links to videos: Berkshire Hathaway celebrates 50 years Who will succeed Warren Buffett? #Ask Warren: Charlie Munger No surprises at IBM: Buffett Deere's long term attraction: Buffett #Ask Warren: Glenn Close What's inside Berkshire Hathaway?...
- David Winters On His Vehement Opposition To Ko’s Comp Plan
It would be nice if both Warren and Howard Buffett would comment on this. The summary of Winters' case is that Coke's latest compensation plan is transferring 14.2% of the company, equivalent to about $24 billion (yes, billion, with a 'b')...
- Warren Buffett On Cnbc
Links to videos: Where Buffett finds investment opportunities How Buffett plans to take care of his widow Joe's mentioned in Buffett's will Buffett's appetite for another acquisition Buffett's acting aspirations Buffett: Unlikely to sell...
- Investors Earn Handsome Paychecks By Handling Buffett's Business
Found via the Corner of Berkshire & Fairfax. Warren Buffett's decision to hire two investment lieutenants is paying off for Berkshire Hathaway, and it's paying off for the two younger money managers, too. Todd Combs, 42, and Ted Weschler,...