Becoming Berkshire
How Buffett & Munger built Berkshire, Brick by Brick, written Stack by Stack
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1979: Paul Volcker and the Price of Credibility, Part One
On the same day that Buffett published his article about a cheery consensus, Paul Volcker was tapped to lead the Federal Reserve. So, as we prepare to close out the decade, I thought it would be fitting to linger in the 1970s a little longe...
1979: Warren Buffett on “A Cheery Consensus”
Welcome to 1979, fellow card-carrying capitalists. I’m very excited to almost be out of the ’70s. Not that I haven’t enjoyed this decade. It has certainly been pivotal for Buffett and Berkshire, but as part of my research, I tend to watch t...
1978 Berkshire Hathaway letter
Berkshire merges with Diversified, Munger formally joins the fold, and Buffett sharpens his views on insurance, investing, and capital returns.
Episode 8 (1966): Hochschild-Kohn: Buffett and Munger’s First Investment Together
In 1966, Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, and Sandy Gottesman joined forces to purchase Hochschild-Kohn, a respected Baltimore department-store chain, for approximately $12 million.
In this episode, we explore the history of Hochschild-Kohn...
Intel: The Microprocessor Age
Issue #54 - How a calculator side project became the backbone of the PC revolution.
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