Carol J. Loomis

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  • Finance

    Buffett’s first debt donation match

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  • Buffett goes big in Big Blue

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  • Finance

    Meet Ted Weschler: Buffett auction winner, Berkshire’s new hire

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  • Features

    Charity on a grand scale

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  • Finance

    The dismantling of Harold Geneen’s ITT

    By Carol J. Loomis and Doris Burke
  • Finance

    The really, really, really long-term record for GE

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  • Finance

    The Warren Buffett-hedge fund bet tightens

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  • Finance

    AIG clears the decks for a sale of shares

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  • Management

    The ballad of Richard Jay Corman

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  • Finance

    Berkshire reports a runner-up year

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  • Features

    Buffett, Simpson and a mountain of Berkshire investments

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  • Microsoft co-founder and chairman Bill Gates (L), his wife Melinda Gates (C) and US investment guru Warren Buffett (R) pose for photographers during a news conference 26 June 2006 in New York regarding Buffett’s pledge of 10 million class B shares of Berkshire Hathaway Corporation to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The gift worth USD 31 billion follows Gates’ recent announcement that he would give up his daily duties as head of Microsoft to devote himself full time to his foundation, famous for US education initiatives and work the developing world including on HIV/AIDS. AFP PHOTO/Nicholas ROBERTS (Photo by NICHOLAS ROBERTS / AFP) (Photo by NICHOLAS ROBERTS/AFP via Getty Images)Magazine

    The $600 billion challenge

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  • Leadership

    The $600 billion challenge

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  • Ellen KullmanLeadership

    Ellen Kullman’s quest to make DuPont great again

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    Derivatives: The risk that still won’t go away

    By Carol J. Loomis and Doris Burke