Roger Lowenstein
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Writer at Intrinsic Value by Roger Lowenstein
Author of the new "Ways and Means" (Now in Paperback) and of Buffett, When Genius Failed, America's Bank. Newsletter @ https://t.co/ujgb001E1j.
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wsj.com | Roger Lowenstein
C.F. Seabrook pioneered new agricultural processes and built his father’s farms into a major corporation along the way. He had a harder time sharing the reins with his sonBack when New Jersey was manifestly a “garden state,” Seabrook Farms, working day and night in floodlit fields, could produce a million peas in 24 hours. Charles F. Seabrook, its creator, was often called “the Henry Ford of agriculture.” Mechanization and technology were his gods.
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1 month ago |
iolaregister.com | Roger Lowenstein
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nytimes.com | Roger Lowenstein
After six decades of pearly wisdom and investment gems, the news from Omaha hit like a thunderbolt. As a fellow shareholder emailed me after Warren Buffett announced on Saturday that he would retire at the end of the year as chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway, "Even though we knew it was inevitable, Warren's announcement today came as a shock to the system."In an age of insecurity, Mr. Buffett was an anchor of endurance.
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2 months ago |
rogerlowenstein.substack.com | Roger Lowenstein
In Capitalism and Freedom, Milton Friedman argued that free markets were as essential to democracy as free elections. We are putting the great economist’s theory to the test. One after another of America’s checks and balances are performing poorly. The Congress is unwilling and seemingly afraid to vote against the President. The Cabinet is made up largely of sycophants who have no basis for office other than loyalty to the President, and therefore express no independent voice.
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2 months ago |
bostonglobe.com | Roger Lowenstein
Roger Lowenstein is a journalist. His latest book is “Ways and Means: Lincoln and His Cabinet and the Financing of the Civil War.”The US economy has been growing for five straight years, since the sharp but brief COVID-19 recession. Will Trump tariffs end the good times and send economic growth, jobs, and incomes into a tailspin? Nobody knows. But this much seems certain.
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https://t.co/qnYCV7be9T via @NYTimes Ackman calls on Trump to ‘acknowledge his error’. Nay, the error was Ackman’s for supporting Trump.
The Market Check, by @RogerLowenstein https://t.co/GwIQSxHrdE The critic that DJT can't silence: the market
Opinion | Trade deficit is a sign of strength, not weakness https://t.co/Qvzs0U6OMq via @BostonGlobe Back to the Bronze Age: Trump's tariffs take dead aim at American strengths.
