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Category Archive 'corporate governance'

03.07.08

Lunch with Buffett for $2.1M? The two sides of generosity

- Lifestyle, Money Makeover, Smart Habits, budgeting, corporate governance, spending habits, taxes -

You all love Warren Buffett, right? Would you pay $2.1 million to have lunch with the oracle of Omaha like this Chinese investment manager who decided to pick up the tab by taking part in a high-stakes online charity auction?

Zhao Danyang, 36, will have lunch with the US billionaire at a Smith and Wollensky steakhouse restaurant in New York. He can bring seven friends to enjoy Buffett’s company for, oh, maybe two hours. Three hours max… maybe.
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01.02.08

Does corporate governance matter to investors?

- Investing, corporate governance, stock market -


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