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Ken Burns on What He Will and Won’t Allow When Financing His Films
The filmmaker on his new documentary, ‘The American Revolution,’ and why he steers clear of HBO and Netflix.
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Coke Keeps Beating Pepsi. And Warren Buffett’s Still a Fan.
New Berkshire CEO Greg Abel has called Coke one of its “core four” investments, along with Apple, Moody’s, and American Express. It’s beating the S&P 500 this year.
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Jane Fraser Turned Citigroup Inside Out. Now Comes the Hard Part.
Under the CEO, the beleaguered bank is in its 13th restructuring. Can Citi’s stock shed its longstanding reputation as an absolute dog?
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Not So Fast, Texas. This City Manages Far More Money—and It’s Not NYC.
Dallas, called Y’all Street, has new trading posts like the Texas Stock Exchange. But Boston has old money—and plenty of it.
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The Highest-Paid CEO Is a Furniture Salesman
The median annual pay of large company CEOs hit $29.4 million last year, a record high, up 23.2%. It’s still one big fat guessing game.
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America’s Next Great Business Oracle May Not Be American. Meet the Next Warren Buffett.
Filling his shoes is almost like replacing a combination of Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, and Wayne Gretzky.
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AI Agent OpenClaw Will Do Your Trades. Should You Try It?
The red-hot AI agent is managing the investments of some hearty souls. You don’t need to go all in, but you should understand it.
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The Epstein Files Are Filled With Suspect Financial Acts—and Time Is Running Out
No individuals in the Jeffrey Epstein files have been called to account for financial wrongdoing.
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How Bain Capital Is Scouring the Globe for Excess Returns
Managing partner David Gross touched on a bit of everything in a sitdown with Barron’s Andy Serwer.
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NFL Kicks Off Mega-Deal With American Express
Amex is replacing Visa as the NFL’s official credit card partner in a seven-year deal possibly worth over $900 million.
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He Was Warren Buffett’s Protégé. Now He’s Running Money for Jamie Dimon.
Todd Combs left Berkshire Hathaway, where he was a top investment manager and the CEO of its Geico unit, at the end of last year. He opens up for the first time about his new role at JPMorgan Chase.
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Jamie Dimon Sees End on Horizon. But Not Just Yet.
After two decades, JPMorgan Chase’s CEO says he has three or four more years on the job—or maybe more. But even he’s talking about what comes next.
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A Fund Manager Gets a Fatal Diagnosis. What Life Has Taught Him.
Guy Spier has brain cancer. He decided to bare it all in a letter to his investors. Their response was overwhelming.
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How the Mag 7 Became the Lag 7—and What’s Ahead for the Stocks
Sure, the tech biggies had a great run. But they were overpriced, free-spending—and, as it turns out, vulnerable to AI.
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How Greg Abel’s First Letter to Berkshire Shareholders Is Different
This year’s letter comes in at 18 pages, significantly longer than Buffett’s letters, which tended to run 10-15 pages.
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AI Will Lead to Economic Collapse—Just Like the Y2K Bug and Peak Oil Did
A doomsday report predicts artificial intelligence will bring down the global economy. Wake us up when it’s all over.
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CoreWeave’s CEO Explains Why This Is Not Your Father’s Tech Company
CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator is not your typical tech company executive—but then again, CoreWeave isn’t your typical tech company.
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The Druckenmiller Connection: Meet the Man Behind Bessent and Warsh
The hedge fund manager is in the unusual position of having mentored two of the most powerful financial leaders in Washington.
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Trump Ushers in the ‘Big America’ Era—Around the World and at Home, Too
New measures from the White House touch on countless facets of our economy and society. And then there’s the president’s many forays overseas.
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