Berkshire's flawed capital allocation post-GFC
The critique made: Berkshire missed buying high-quality growth companies like Amazon and Google after the 2008 crisis, instead making 'very bad choices' like IBM, Bank of America, and BNSF, diverging from its historical strategy of buying the world's best companies.
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