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'I’m a card-carrying capitalist,' #WarrenBuffett says when one #BerkshireHathaway shareholder questions his support of Democratic candidates https://t.co/mFWWZfuhKg
— Omaha World-Herald (@OWHnews) May 6, 2019
#BRK2019 is in the books. What we learned from Warren.... https://t.co/OLbiS58Yra
— Henry Cordes (@HenryCordes) May 5, 2019
Tough questions mix with requests for life advice as Warren Buffett answers to his shareholders: https://t.co/mFWWZfuhKg pic.twitter.com/eMtYKS92QB
— Omaha World-Herald (@OWHnews) May 5, 2019
The Berkshire Hathaway chairman and his vice chairman spent more than five hours Saturday offering up insights into Berkshire, the economy and financial markets. https://t.co/mFWWZfuhKg
— Omaha World-Herald (@OWHnews) May 5, 2019
Short thread: He's a brilliant business mind, but with regard to corporate board diversity (read: gender equity) he couldn't be more wrong. Women comprise only 17% of boards worldwide, yet have a positive influence on the bottom line. 1/https://t.co/Fx2pWYV7Vx via @NYTimes
— Jennifer Brokaw MD (@JenniferBrokaw) May 6, 2019
Fantastic take by @andrewrsorkin on some of the more subtle messages of Buffett in Omaha this week. https://t.co/um7d5pQ6QG via @nytimes
— Stephan Uhrenbacher (@uhrenbacher) May 6, 2019
Newsflash!: the wealthiest guy in the world thinks the rigged system that’s made him and a handful of others filthy rich—at the expense of growing #s of poor and working class people—is good and “moral.” Wow, shocker. Warren Buffett’s Case for Capitalism https://t.co/6Y6TxxUVCE
— Heather Gautney (@HeatherGautney) May 6, 2019
“ Independent directors are in many cases the least independent “https://t.co/FvrzauRRzf via @nytimes
— Peter Morgan (@psimpsonmorgan) May 6, 2019
Buffett: No textbook predicted the strange economy we have today (interest rates are still near zero in real terms)https://t.co/DOUmbbvAr2
— Mo Hossain (@MoHossain) May 5, 2019
• The successors-in-waiting get...https://t.co/p0Ls8uWTFh #WarrenBuffett #BRK2019 #BRK19 #BerkshireHathaway $BRK #investing @ennovance pic.twitter.com/mLz1US0FXg
At Berkshire Hathaway, it wasn’t quite the same old Warren Buffett show this year – and that’s a good thing
— Tara Lachapelle (@taralach) May 4, 2019
Here’s my take on today’s event: https://t.co/Lq8QJDd4kE via @bopinion $BRKA $BRKB
“The foundation of Berkshire’s success: Its entities generate enormous amounts of cash, which Buffett uses to make high-return investments — corporate takeovers, stock-market purchases or, recently, buying back Berkshire’s own stock”- @taralach https://t.co/jgMkLujH9g
— Tim O'Brien (@TimOBrien) May 5, 2019