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Warren Buffett's letter to publishers and editors
From last week.
Warren Buffett pledged a "hands-off" policy for the newspapers his company plans to buy. "You should treat public policy issues just as you have in the past," he wrote in a letter to publishers and editors of the Media General Inc. daily newspapers due to become part of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. "I have some strong political views, but Berkshire owns the paper — I don't. And Berkshire will always be non-political."
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Warren Buffett On Cnbc
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Warren Buffett Looks Ahead To Berkshire’s Next 50 Years
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Buffett Reveals Warts As He Prepares Annual Letter
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David Sokol Resigns From Berkshire
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Takeaways From Berkshire Hathaway's 2014 Shareholder Letter
Whether you've invested a dime in the stock markets or not, you've undoubtedly heard of Warren Buffet and his investing powerhouse Berkshire Hathaway. Last year I started a small position in Berkshire Hathaway through the Class B shares available...
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