What Warren Thinks  

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Varchaver, Nicholas

Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: Fortune vol. 157 no. 8 (Apr. 2008), page 25.
Topik: Warren; Stocks; Credit Crisis; Bear; Stearns

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IF BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY'S ANNUAL MEETING, scheduled for May 3 this year, is known as the Woodstock of Capitalism , then perhaps this is the equivalent of Bob Dylan playing a private show ih his own house: Some 15 times a year Berkshire CEO Warren Buffet invites a group of business students for an intensive day of learning. The students tour one or two hours of quetions and answers. Later everyone repairs to one of his favorite restaurants, where he treats them to lunch and root beer floats. Finally each student gets the chance to pose for a photo with Buffett. In early April the megabilionair 150 students from the University Of Pennsylvania's Wharton School (which Buffet attended) and offered Fortune the rare opportunity to sit in as he expounded on everything from Bear Stearns bailout to the prognosis for economy to whether he'd rather be CEO of GE- or a paperboy. What follows are edited excerpts from his question-and-answer session with the students, his lunchtime chat with the students, his lunchtime chat with the Whatonites over chicken parmigiana at Piccolo Pete's, and an interview with Fortune in his office.

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