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Buffett, as witnessed by history’s wire service. This eBook gathers the Associated Press’s decades of reporting on Warren Buffett: the profiles, the shareholder-meeting dispatches, the news stories that chronicled the Oracle of Omaha’s career as it happened — from young investor to living legend.
There is no better seat for the Buffett story: the AP was there for the partnerships, the Berkshire miracle, the philanthropy pledge, the folksy wisdom that masked a killer instinct. Drawn from the archive, this is Buffett in real time — before the legend calcified, when it was still news.
For investors and biography lovers: the first draft of history, collected. Fascinating, authoritative, and full of details the retrospectives miss. The record as it was written. The AP’s archive is a treasure trove: decades of Buffett, reported as it happened. Investors and history buffs alike will find riches here. From Omaha to immortality: the AP watched it all happen. This collection is the next best thing to having been there.
Warren Buffett by the Associated Press is a 2015 eBook gathering the legendary wire service’s reporting on the Oracle of Omaha—the investor whose career the AP’s journalists chronicled firsthand for decades.
Drawing on AP’s deep archive of news stories, profiles, and shareholder-meeting dispatches, this collection traces Buffett’s journey from an Omaha paperboy to one of the world’s richest men: the value-investing philosophy learned from Benjamin Graham, the building of Berkshire Hathaway, the famous partnership with Charlie Munger, and the plain-spoken wisdom of his annual letters.
Published in 2015—when Buffett was 84 and his fortune had surpassed $73 billion—this is history written in real time: a portrait of a disciplined, frugal, and famously quotable figure as seen through the eyes of the reporters who covered him. For investors, business readers, and biography lovers, it is an engaging, newsroom-eye view of the making of a modern legend—a concise, authoritative briefing on the man behind the myth.

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