Discover how Warren Buffett amassed his $150 billion net worth, and how the Berkshire Hathaway CEO spends his fortune.
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Warren Buffett Doesn’t Care Where Job Candidates Went to School. Neither Should You
How Warren Buffett Is at Odds With America's Wealthiest
The "Oracle of Omaha," who runs the conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway and is the fifth-wealthiest American right now worth north of $150 billion according to Forbes, has twice offered unpomrted public warnings to President Donald Trump in the last two weeks.
Warren Buffett's First Job Paid Less Than A Car Payment, Here's How He Managed
Warren Buffett, chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, was asked about the state of the economy during a recent interview with CBS News.
When Warren Buffett selects CEOs for Berkshire Hathaway-owned companies, he doesn’t care about where they went to college, he wrote in a shareholders letter.
In this year’s letter, Buffett addressed the U.S. government while touching upon Berkshire Hathaway’s sizable tax payments. The company paid the IRS a staggering $26.9 billion last year—about 5 percent of what all of corporate America paid, noted the executive.
COLUMN. In his annual letter to shareholders published on Saturday, the Berkshire Hathaway boss urged the US president to spend government money 'wisely,' and warned him of the inflationary crisis that could result from his policies,
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