New Berkshire Hathaway annual letter
Posted: February 27, 2016 Filed under: America Since 1945, business Leave a comment
New Berkshire Hathaway annual letter is out. I love to read this thing every year. If Warren Buffett weren’t busy running a 362 billion dollar company he would be a very talented business writer.
He’s funny, compelling, a calm and sunny optimist, and thoughtful about dimensions beyond the monetary, one of the great American characters alive. Here are some highlights if you are too busy to read:
Some common sense social policy:
About rail cars:
A brief history of auto insurance in the United States:
Advice:
A non-apology for GEICO advertising:
Discussion of the realities of economic change on people’s lives:
Here is the scariest part, a warning about cyber, biological, nuclear or chemical attack on the USA:
Damn I hope I have the time to make it to the annual meeting:
If I make it to Omaha I would like to challenge Ariel Hsing at table tennis:
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