This essay section analyzes Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger’s role building Berkshire Hathaway over 60+ years of partnership. It examines how deals like GEICO laid the groundwork for Berkshire’s insurance-centered strategy and acquisitions of companies like Ben Bridge Jeweler. Buffett and Munger united behind investing tenets while melding complementary strengths, as they transformed Berkshire into a $700B conglomerate. Also explored is the decentralized structure granting independence to heads like Ajit Jain, and uncertainty over succession planning once these influential partners exit leadership.
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