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The US president is expected to nominate Kathleen Sebelius, a staunch campaign supporter, as health secretary as he gears up for a fight over his $3,550bn budget
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These 10 men in the last four years have collectively recruited the best classes and steered their players to the most wins and championships.
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Billionaire’s Berkshire Hathaway had a bad year in 2008, and his annual letter to shareholders doesn’t predict a quick rebound. But he’s not throwing in the towel.
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A US bankruptcy judge approved with modifications a controversial $8bn loan that would enable bankrupt chemical company Lyondell Chemical to attempt to restructure in an effort to avoid liquidation
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Warren Buffett conceded that his holding company, Berkshire Hathaway, turned in its worst performance on record as the financial crisis drew the world’s economy into a deepening recession, and gave investors little reason to believe a turnaround is imminent
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A state-by-state look at the bottlenecks that most slow drivers.
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Chairman Warren Buffett’s annual assessment.
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By Warren Buffett’s favorite measure, stocks are cheap. But how’s that been working out for you?
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Fasten your seat belts. The week ahead could be critical as the stock market sits on the precipice of nearly 12-year lows.
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Berkshire Hathaway reported today that its net worth fell in 2008 by $11.5 billion, a decline reducing its per-share book value by 9.6%. That was Berkshire’s worst result in the 44 years that Chairman Warren Buffett has run the company and, in fact, only the second decline in that period. The other drop was 6.2% [...]
Derivatives, the investments Warren Buffett famously scorned as “financial weapons of mass destruction,” are proliferating at Berkshire Hathaway. But so far, there are no signs Berkshire risks a blowup.
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Warren Buffett on Saturday deemed Berkshire Hathaway’s 2008 earnings and investment performances “unsatisfactory.” Judging by some unusual recent action in Berkshire shares, he isn’t alone in that assessment.
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Fasten your seat belts. The week ahead could be critical as the stock market sits on the precipice of nearly 12-year lows.
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Private-equity firm suspends its dividend following wider-than-expected Q4 loss.
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After 35 years on the job, Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau said on Friday he will not seek re-election to a position in which he has focused in recent years on prosecuting serious financial crimes
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A combative President Barack Obama warned he was bracing for a fight against powerful lobbyists and special interests who sought to pick apart the $3,550bn budget he wants to advance his agenda of reform
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Warren Buffett is no critic of federal aid to the financial system. But the Berkshire Hathaway chief says the government’s decision to provide low-cost credit to troubled firms is taking a hefty toll on his Clayton Homes housing finance business.
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Sometimes the best deals are the ones you don’t get.
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