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- 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?...
- Fortune's Carol Loomis To Retire
Link to article: Fortune's Carol Loomis to retire Not only is she the longest-serving employee at Fortune, but she’s also arguably the greatest business journalist of our time. And now, sad to say, Carol Loomis is saying goodbye............... Related...
- Warren's Way - By James Surowiecki
Warren Buffett’s tastes haven’t changed much over the years. “I like today what I liked fifty years ago,” he told me the other day. “I like reading 10-Ks. I like playing bridge. I haven’t acquired a lot of new habits. I was happy when I was...
- Warren Buffett & Carol Loomis On Marketplace
Found via the Corner of Berkshire & Fairfax. Link to: Warren Buffett & Carol Loomis on Marketplace …………….. Related book: Tap Dancing to Work Related previous posts: Carol Loomis and Warren Buffett on Charlie Rose Warren Buffett and...
- The Wit And Wisdom Of Warren Buffett – By Carol J. Loomis
Fortune met Warren Buffett by accident in 1966. I was writing an investing article about another man, Alfred Winslow Jones, who wasn't famous at that moment, but was about to be because of the article. Jones was running something called a hedge fund,...
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Warren Buffett: Read All About Him – By Jason Zweig
Thanks to Shai for passing this along.
This fall, two more books on Warren Buffett come out.
The first, Tap Dancing to Work(Portfolio/Penguin), is a compilation of more than 80 articles about (and several by) Buffett. It’s edited by Carol Loomis, who has worked at Fortune magazine for more than half a century. Loomis knows Buffett as well as anyone – as one of his closest friends, a shareholder in Berkshire Hathaway, a fellow bridge player and the pro-bono editor of his brilliantly written annual letters to shareholders.
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The second book, The Oracle Speaks: Warren Buffett in His Own Words (Agate Publishing), is a compilation of brief quotations from Buffett.
The compiler, David Andrews, a staff editor at the book’s publisher, has done a fine job of rounding up pithy, clever, memorable remarks by Buffett from an impressively wide variety of sources – including speeches, television appearances, government testimony, private lectures to university students and articles from many media outlets besides Fortune, even the Israeli newspaper Ha’aretz.
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Books:
Tap Dancing to Work
The Oracle Speaks: Warren Buffett in His Own Words
- 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?...
- Fortune's Carol Loomis To Retire
Link to article: Fortune's Carol Loomis to retire Not only is she the longest-serving employee at Fortune, but she’s also arguably the greatest business journalist of our time. And now, sad to say, Carol Loomis is saying goodbye............... Related...
- Warren's Way - By James Surowiecki
Warren Buffett’s tastes haven’t changed much over the years. “I like today what I liked fifty years ago,” he told me the other day. “I like reading 10-Ks. I like playing bridge. I haven’t acquired a lot of new habits. I was happy when I was...
- Warren Buffett & Carol Loomis On Marketplace
Found via the Corner of Berkshire & Fairfax. Link to: Warren Buffett & Carol Loomis on Marketplace …………….. Related book: Tap Dancing to Work Related previous posts: Carol Loomis and Warren Buffett on Charlie Rose Warren Buffett and...
- The Wit And Wisdom Of Warren Buffett – By Carol J. Loomis
Fortune met Warren Buffett by accident in 1966. I was writing an investing article about another man, Alfred Winslow Jones, who wasn't famous at that moment, but was about to be because of the article. Jones was running something called a hedge fund,...