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In 1956, A Physics Professor Drove To Nebraska To Hand A Young Investor $120,000. The Investor’s Name Was Warren Buffett. 14 Years Later Homer Dodge’s Stake Grew To About $2.1 Million. By 2013, The Berkshire Shares Alone Would Have Been Worth More Than $2.7 Billion
Source: 247wallst.com
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