Pilita Clark

3 days ago | irishtimes.com | Pilita Clark

When I heard last week’s news that Warren Buffett had decided to step down from his mighty Berkshire Hathaway empire, at the age of 94, it reminded me of something that has bothered me for years. It relates to the great investor’s annual letters to Berkshire shareholders. For decades they have been one of the financial world’s most insightful, cheering and best-read documents. Endlessly quoted. Collected into books. Hugely educational. Buffett did have help.

3 days ago | expansion.com | Pilita Clark

El Banco Central Europeo quiere que sus empleados lo hagan con más frecuencia. El Banco Central Europeo (BCE), como la mayoría de los grandes bancos centrales, generalmente se esfuerza por ser aburrido. Pero acaba de implementar una política para la mayoría de sus 5.200 empleados que no solo es interesante, sino que roza la aventura. Exige a sus empleados que se planteen hacer algo que algunos no han hecho en una década o más: cambiar de trabajo.

3 days ago | afr.com | Pilita Clark

When I heard last week’s news that Warren Buffett had decided to step down from his mighty Berkshire Hathaway empire, at the age of 94, it reminded me of something that has bothered me for years. It relates to the great investor’s annual letters to Berkshire shareholders. For decades, they have been one of the financial world’s most insightful, cheering and best-read documents. Endlessly quoted. Collected into books. Hugely educational. Loading... Financial Times

4 days ago | businessandamerica.com | Pilita Clark

Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. When I heard last week’s news that Warren Buffett had decided to step down from his mighty Berkshire Hathaway empire, at the age of 94, it reminded me of something that has bothered me for years. It relates to the great investor’s annual letters to Berkshire shareholders. For decades they have been one of the financial world’s most insightful, cheering and best-read documents.

1 week ago | financialpost.com | Pilita Clark

Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1Central bank wants employees to swap roles at a faster paceArticle contentThe European Central Bank, like most big central banks, generally does its best to be unexciting. But it has just rolled out a policy for most of its 5,200 staff that is not merely interesting but borderline adventurous. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.