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| Who Put the Oh! in Omaha?Warren Buffett’s Omaha-based financial empire grew from $40 a share in the 1960s to $100,000 a share today. How did he do it and is it possible for lightning to strike twice?
By: Eloquent Books There are plenty of investment books on the market, but this one tells how Warren Buffett’s success as a CEO is tied to his respectful treatment of shareholders, and how that differs from the way most companies are managed. In fact, it’s becoming more and more difficult to find well-managed companies. Braem believes that the recent financial blowups demonstrate an overriding lack of respect for shareholders and that management regularly risks shareholder assets without restraint. Win or lose, management always wins. If the risks pay off, bonuses are awarded. If the risks fail, management may get hefty severance packages. Whether you’re an investor or an executive looking for business acumen, Building the Next Berkshire Hathaway is an indispensable resource. About the Author: Daniel Braem is a financial consultant and writer for the business Web site, Seeking Alpha. He lives in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Publisher’s website: http://www.eloquentbooks.com/ ISBN: 978-1-60860- For media inquiries, appearances, or other publicity — please contact: Ellen Green — PressManager@ Strategic Book Group 845 Third Avenue, 6th floor-6016 New York, NY 10022 http://www.Strategicbookpublishing.com http://www.EloquentBooks.com http://www.StrategicBookMarketing.com 1-888-808-6190 - Corporate Office # # # The Strategic Book Group specializes in encouraging and promoting the works of new, previously undiscovered writers. Strategic makes its books available to bookstores and Internet distributors in both the United States and Europe through our distributor, Ingram. Strategic is a highly responsive publishing group and is aggressively seeking new talent. End
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