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Warren Buffett Makes a $44 Billion (!) Bet on Trains, Buys BNSF
Warren Buffett Makes a $44 Billion (!) Bet on Trains, Buys BNSF
That's Quite a Nice New Toy You Got There, and It's Not Even Xmas Has the Oracle of Omaha seen the future? If so, it seems to include more trains, because Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett's investment vehicle, decided to buy the remaining 77.4% of Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) ...
Warren Buffett Buys A RAILROAD? Berkshire Hathaway Acquires Burlington Northern Railroad
Warren Buffett Buys A RAILROAD? Berkshire Hathaway Acquires Burlington Northern Railroad
huffingtonpost.com — NEW YORK The biggest name in investing is making what he calls an "all-in wager" on the U.S. economy $34 billion to own a railroad that hauls everything from corn to cars across the country. The acquisition of Burlington Northern Santa Fe, the ... (more) Warren Buffett Buys A RAILROAD? Berkshire Hathaway ...
Trainspotting: Warren Buffett’s Big (And Safe) Bet on Rail
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Carbon Pricing Will Help Warren Buffett Get Rich From Investing in Railroads
greeneconomics.blogspot.com — Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc (BRKa.N) (BRKb.N) will pay $26 billion to buy out railroad Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp (BNI.N) in what the billionaire investor called a bet on the U.S. economy. Did you know that freight trains have a fuel economy of 400 MPG? That's better than a ... (more) Carbon Pricing Will Help Warren Buffett Get Rich From ...
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The Green Skeptic on Fox Business: Is Burlington Northern - a Coal Play for Buffett?
the green skeptic™ — ... Related articles by Zemanta Buffett's Unusual Train of Thought (online.wsj.com) Warren Buffett gambles on trains by buying BNSF for $34bn (guardian.co.uk) Buffett gambles £27bn on rail to get back on track (telegraph.co.uk) Berkshire Hathaway Buys Burlington Northern Santa Fe for $44 billion (businesspundit.com) Buffett in railroad buy-out deal (news.bbc.co.uk) Warren Buffett Makes a $44 Billion (!) Bet on Trains, Buys BNSF (treehugger.com) ...

The Green Skeptic on Fox Business: Is Burlington Northern a Coal Play for Buffett?
the green skeptic™ — ... Related articles by Zemanta Buffett's Unusual Train of Thought (online.wsj.com) Warren Buffett gambles on trains by buying BNSF for $34bn (guardian.co.uk) Buffett gambles £27bn on rail to get back on track (telegraph.co.uk) Berkshire Hathaway Buys Burlington Northern Santa Fe for $44 billion (businesspundit.com) Buffett in railroad buy-out deal (news.bbc.co.uk) Warren Buffett Makes a $44 Billion (!) Bet on Trains, Buys BNSF (treehugger.com) ...

Sick of Green Guessing? A Guide to Green Investing
Greenopia Environmental News — Earlier this week, Warren Buffet made an environmentalist s dream investment. Buffet, via his investment vehicle, bought the remaining 77.4% of Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) railway for the cool cost of $40 billion with cash, stock and debt included . Buffet made the investment because "railroad operators cannot do well unless American businesses were producing goods and customers were buying them." But this is also a fantastic investment in the future of green travel for America. BSNF is the second largest transcontinental railroad in the country, and hopes are that ...

Watch the World's Smallest Working Train in Action
Planet Green Articles Feed — ... , it's "Powered by a standard two-inch-long rotating motor head and carved out of mouldable plastic." What's more, the entire project cost him around all of $12 to make. While the microscopic model is certainly an achievement, the fact that a model train is getting press is apropos in more ways than the 'wow-that's-tiny' factor. It helps prove that trains may once again be taking center stage in the American imagination--Warren Buffett just announced a multi-billion dollar purchase of railroad lines , and president Obama's stimulus bill famously included ...

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