Warren Buffett's company is down to a mere $83,200 a share. Could be time to buy -- unless the AIG-related probes expand further
It's not easy being Warren Buffett these days. Although he has cooperated fully with investigators and remains one of the most admired billionaires in the world, the Oracle of Omaha can't escape the probing of regulators from Australia to Washington, D.C. One result: Investors have been looking skittish on the near-term prospects for Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A ) -- one of the markets' most coveted stocks
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It's not easy being Warren Buffett these days. Although he has cooperated fully with investigators and remains one of the most admired billionaires in the world, the Oracle of Omaha can't escape the probing of regulators from Australia to Washington, D.C. One result: Investors have been looking skittish on the near-term prospects for Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A ) -- one of the markets' most coveted stocks
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