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Warren Buffett

Warren Buffett
Warren Buffett
Berkshire Hathaway is controlled by Warren Buffett, who is chairman and chief executive of the company which owns a range of companies, including GEICO and NetJets, a substantial stake in Heinz, and has stakes in American Express, Procter & Gamble and IBM. The company is noted for outperforming the stock market under the leadership of Buffett, a value investor.
Born
30 Aug 1930
Industry
Business
Job Title
Businessman
China stock market

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Colombian minister’s Caribbean holiday amid quake crisis stokes fury

The opposition said it would bring a motion of no confidence in Jaime Andres Beltran for taking leave at such a critical time.

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Colombian Housing Minister Jaime Andres Beltran has faced backlash for going on a Caribbean holiday during the country’s earthquake crisis. Photo: X/VillanueAle
A drone view of a neighbourhood with collapsed buildings in Pereira, Colombia, on Monday. Photo: Reuters
People attend a candlelight vigil in memory of the earthquake victims in Cali, Colombia, on Monday. Photo: Reuters
Colombian Housing Minister Jaime Andres Beltran (centre). Photo: X/soyjaimeandres
Colombian navy members work as search operations continue at the Torres de Limonar building in Cali, Colombia, on Monday. Photo: Reuters
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Why more Hong Kong and mainland Chinese companies are building cash buffers

Cash holdings rise among traditional firms listed in Hong Kong and Shanghai as productive places to deploy capital dwindle, analysts say.

In today’s environment, with China’s recovery still uneven and private-sector investment appetite weak, companies are finding fewer productive places to deploy capital, according to an analyst. Photo: Shutterstock
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