Buffett may not feel much love at his 'Woodstock'

Fri, 04/29/2011 - 09:28 EDT - Financial Post

Berkshire Hathaway shareholders are meeting for its annual meeting, known as 'The Woodstock for Capitalism.' But there appears to be only one topic of conversation — Berkshire's extraordinary claims about the behavior of one of its top executives

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