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Warren Buffett Lets Some Things Go Unsaid
No bawdy references, thankfully, but also no hint on M&A strategy or mention of the Kraft Heinz-Unilever non-deal.
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Things change -- boy do they ever -- but one thing doesn't and that's Warren Buffett's annual letter.
On Saturday morning the billionaire again professed his unwavering love for America, provided a voice of reason for the investing debates du jour, gave Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s managers pats on the back, humbly admitted mistakes and assured shareholders that the conglomerate's -- and country's -- best days are still ahead. Thankfully, the 86-year-old mostly spared us his bawdy analogies, slipping in a colonoscopy reference but leaving out an old metaphor on the productiveness of bisexuality.