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Warren Buffett stole headlines when he committed $12.1 billion in a deal to take ketchup maker HJ Heinz Co. private this year. Managers at his Berkshire Hathaway Inc. spent as much in 2012 while attracting less attention.
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Job openings in the U.S. eased in March from the highest level in almost five years, indicating employers are waiting to see how the economy performs as federal budget cuts take effect.
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Burlington Northern Santa Fe LLC, the railroad owned by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc., will boost crude-oil shipments by 40 percent this year, helping blunt a decline in coal cargo, Chief Executive Officer Matt Rose said.
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Matt Rose, chief executive officer of Warren Buffett’s railroad, said he is counting on deliveries of manufactured goods to build the business after coal shipments declined amid reduced demand from power plants.
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Matt Rose , chief executive officer of the railroad business at Warren Buffett ’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc., said he is confident about economic expansion led by trade with Asia.
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Warren Buffett , the 80-year-old chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. , added a name to a list of potential successors a year after his $26.5 billion railroad takeover brought manager Matt Rose to the firm.
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General Electric Co. and Caterpillar Inc., the world’s largest locomotive makers, are rushing to develop natural gas-powered models in a potential shift from diesel’s six decades as the fuel of choice for railroads.
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Ted Weschler’s first job after college was at chemical maker W.R. Grace & Co. In 2007, six years after the company filed for bankruptcy, his hedge fund held 15 percent of the shares. That’s when he called Joe Rice.
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Billionaire Warren Buffett said his Berkshire Hathaway Inc. will benefit from rising U.S. oil production as the company’s trains and tank cars move fuel around the country.
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Warren Buffett once said that shunning dividends in his early years running Berkshire Hathaway Inc. allowed him to refocus the company on better businesses, much as a person would overcome “a misspent youth.”
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