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- 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...
- Bill Gates' Book Review Of "tap Dancing To Work"
I never pass up the chance to spend time with my friend, Warren Buffett, because time with him is the essence of time well spent. Every time we get together, I learn a lot. I laugh a lot. And I leave hungry for more. So it’s no surprise that I’m really...
- For Buffett, The Long Run Still Trumps The Quick Return
Thanks to Will for passing this along. I thought both the Klarman mention and the comments about shorting were especially interesting. Mr. Buffett was in a reminiscing mood about a bygone era, in part because he was in New York to make the rounds on television...
- 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'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 in my twenties, and I don’t see a reason to change things.” We were having lunch with Carol Loomis, one of his closest friends, who is the editor of “Tap-Dancing to Work,” a new anthology of Fortunewritings by and about Buffett. As if to illustrate his point, lunch was the same lunch he’s probably been eating since he was a kid: a hamburger and fries, followed by vanilla ice cream, “strong on the chocolate syrup.” It isn’t just his tastes, though: as the new book shows, Buffett’s philosophy of investing has stayed remarkably consistent.
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Related book: Tap Dancing to Work
- 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...
- Bill Gates' Book Review Of "tap Dancing To Work"
I never pass up the chance to spend time with my friend, Warren Buffett, because time with him is the essence of time well spent. Every time we get together, I learn a lot. I laugh a lot. And I leave hungry for more. So it’s no surprise that I’m really...
- For Buffett, The Long Run Still Trumps The Quick Return
Thanks to Will for passing this along. I thought both the Klarman mention and the comments about shorting were especially interesting. Mr. Buffett was in a reminiscing mood about a bygone era, in part because he was in New York to make the rounds on television...
- 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,...