Today’s Articles and News

Here’s a look at what I’ve been reading (or more likely skimming) today. I’ll update throughout the day as I find more interesting articles.

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  1. #1: jim
    Wednesday, June 8, 2005
    5:44 pm (reply)

    I’m tired of people looking at the $300 part of their stock valuation and shuddering. People should be staring at the market cap, which exceeds that of Time Warner, and be shuddering because of that. A share of Class A Berkshire Hathaway is $83,000, the actual share price is meaningless.

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