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Costco's Secret To Billion-Dollar Success: Charlie Munger's Timeless Advice To 'Stick To Your Knitting' Still Shapes The Warehouse Giant

Costco's ability to thrive in a competitive retail landscape owes much to the late Berkshire Hathaway vice‑chair Charlie Munger, whose simple but powerful advice to "stick to your knitting" continues to define the company's strategy.

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Charlie Munger Warns Investors: If You Can't Handle Market Swings, 'You Deserve The Mediocre Result'

Legendary investor and Berkshire Hathaway vice-chairman Charlie Munger emphasized the importance of staying calm during market volatility, calling downturns "opportunities for long-term wealth building."

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Charlie Munger Once Said Everything Gets Easier After the First $100K — Is It True, and What Does It Mean?

The late Charlie Munger, who ran Berkshire Hathaway with Warren Buffett until his passing, was famous for insightful quips about the markets and investing.

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Warren Buffett's Timeless 7-Word Success Rule: Why Surrounding Yourself With Better People Is The Key To Winning In 2025

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett's advice to "hang out with people better than you" is shaping how leaders and professionals approach success in 2025.

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Brooks CEO Dan Sheridan leads his company with a Charlie Munger-inspired mantra: low arrogance and a bureaucracy allergy

Brooks CEO Dan Sheridan does all he can to avoid the ABCs—or what Warren Buffett calls “corporate cancers”: arrogance, bureaucracy and complacency.

Fortune

Warren Buffett Said He Practices But Doesn't 'Advocate Extreme Frugality'—'Spending 105% Of Your Income Leads To All Kinds Of Problems'

Warren Buffett is one of the wealthiest people on the planet, but he's also famously frugal. He's lived in the same modest house in Omaha, Nebraska, since 1958. He still drives affordable cars, eats McDonald’s regularly, and often uses a flip phone instead of a high-end smartphone.

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Warren Buffett Was Asked 'How Can I Make $30 Billion?' — He And Charlie Munger Shared How They'd Get Rich Today As Young Investors With Just $10K

It's not every day someone gets to ask Warren Buffett how to become a billionaire — especially not with a microphone, a full crowd, and Charlie Munger sitting nearby. But in 1999, during Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting, one audience member did just that.

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Warren Buffett’s 5 Best Tips on Choosing the Right Investments

Buffett has generously shared his expertise over the years, offering his advice in interviews and letters to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders.

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Kevin O'Leary Made Big Bets On 'Crypto Infrastructure' Firms Like Circle, Coinbase And Robinhood – Now Aims To Bring Playbook To AI

Renowned investor and “Shark Tank” personality Kevin O’Leary revealed his pick-and-shovel strategy for cryptocurrency infrastructure companies, including exchanges and stablecoin issuers, highlighting his long-term vision for the sector.

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Warren Buffett Warned Soaring Health Costs Are 'The Tapeworm of American Economic Competitiveness' — Says It's Not Taxes Strangling U.S. Business

If you've ever felt blindsided by medical bills, you're not alone. In fact, when Warren Buffett called health care "the tapeworm of American economic competitiveness," he wasn't pulling punches—he was delivering a vivid wake-up call.

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Warren Buffett Warns Millions Could Be Bleeding Wealth Through This Common Investing Habit Wall Street Loves

Legendary investor Warren Buffett once sounded the alarm on the hidden costs of frequent trading, warning that the habit quietly erodes wealth while enriching Wall Street.

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'Something weird's going on' in the economy as 6 new economic classes take shape, says New York Times bestselling author

In the new American economy, the poor own cars, the middle class own homes, and the rich own businesses. Nick Maggiulli, author of "The Wealth Ladder," explains.

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Here's the one-page memo Warren Buffett sent to his managers every two years for over 25 years

Forget profit, billionaire Warren Buffett wants Berkshire Hathaway staff to worry first about reputation.

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My First $1 Million: Retired Accounting Firm Partner, 62, Greater Boston Area

Ever wonder how someone who's made a million dollars or more did it? Kiplinger's My First $1 Million series uncovers the answers.

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From the Green party to Corbyn’s new launch – is it time Westminster took joint leaders more seriously?

Are two heads better than one? This is a question that members of the Green party will be asking themselves over the summer as they take part in the election of a new leader … or leaders.

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The CEO of Brooks Running calls Warren Buffett boss. He also calls him 'the GOAT of capitalism'

“We’re so fortunate,” Sheridan told Fortune, reflecting on Brooks’ status as a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway. “Our ownership structure may be the greatest in the world, right?"

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Charlie Munger Once Described Social Security As A Moral Duty And Warned Against Breaking Promises To Seniors: 'Don't Think It Would Be A Good Idea'

The late Berkshire Hathaway vice chairman once saw Social Security as a pillar of American dignity and argued against policy shifts that would hurt retirees.

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Elon Musk Said He's Not Warren Buffett's 'Biggest Fan' And Finds His Job 'Super Boring' — But Also Really Wanted Him To Invest In Tesla

If Elon Musk ever writes a self-help book, chapter one might be titled "Insult First, Pitch Later." Because when it comes to Warren Buffett, Musk has made one thing abundantly clear: he's not a fan of the whole "sit around and read reports" lifestyle — but he would like Buffett…

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Charlie Munger Said If You Want To Get Rich, The Secret Is To 'Get Your Hands On $100,000' —It's The Hardest Milestone, But 'You Gotta Do It'

If building wealth feels impossible, you're not alone — especially when you're just getting started. But according to late billionaire investor Charlie Munger, the key to getting rich isn't chasing millions or betting big on the next hot stock. It starts with a single, stubborn goal: get your hands on…

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'I'll Be Dead': Charlie Munger's Eerie Advice to Warren Buffett Before His Death: Write Your Obituary First—Then Live Life Backwards

Charlie Munger didn't just think about legacy — he planned his entire life around it. The billionaire investor, who passed away in late 2023 just weeks shy of his 100th birthday, left behind decades of wisdom. But it was one comment, shared in what would be his final interview, that…

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Warren Buffett Told 11-Year-Old She Could Get Ahead In Life By Marrying His Grandson — Then Dropped Some Real Get-Rich Advice

Most 11-year-olds are worried about math homework. Mallory Marshall was asking Warren Buffett how to build wealth. And Buffett—never one to miss an opportunity for both wisdom and a one-liner—delivered.

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Warren Buffett Warns ‘Thumbsucking’ is ‘the Cardinal Sin’ in Business Because It’s ‘Delaying the Correction of Mistakes’

Warren Buffett’s philosophy on decisive leadership, shaped by decades of partnership with Charlie Munger, emphasizes action and accountability in corporate management.

Fortune

The CEOs of Starbucks and Chipotle hit the gym together each morning—they bounce ideas off each other at 5 a.m. between sets

The newest coffee or burrito innovation might not be spun out of the boardroom—but rather the weight room. Brian Niccol and Scott Boatwright spot each other every morning—and bounce ideas off each other in between sets.

Fortune

The secret to Warren Buffett's stock-picking success: He knew how to change his mind

The Berkshire Hathaway guru's willingness to adapt helped him earn billions from Apple and donate billions to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

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‘They Are Destroying $3B a Month’: Michael Saylor Slams Berkshire Hathaway’s $347 Billion Cash Hoard, Says ‘Charlie Would Have Liked’ Bitcoin

On the PBD Podcast, MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor argued that Berkshire Hathaway’s massive cash and T‑bill stash is destroying roughly $3 billion in shareholder value each month through negative real yields.

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