Corporate American Rules (Remote Friday) fashionable) Changes in the last ten years, something remained quite stable is an old school company March The problem in brackets. The college basketball tournament begins on Thursday, March 20.
However, if you work in $ 1.13 trillion, Berkshire Hathaway, no one has been a problem for at least ten years, and 94, it takes Antsy. Thus, this year, someone is “easier than ever” for someone to receive a $ 1 million worth of dollars.
He said, “I’m old.” Buffett tell Wall Street Journal. “I still want to give someone a million dollars as I am around my surroundings.”
In the structure of a typical March madness betting, the workers pay a small fee to put a bracket in hopes to put a pool to put a pool and progress. The area from 68 to 68 sweet 16, Elite 8 and the last four, the employee, which eventually called a champion, leads the most correct qualifying employee.
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However, 400,000 or such employees in Berkshire The range of companiesFrom the fruit of the bench to Geico, to pay for them to enter, every CNBC. (Participated in about 65,000 last year, for WSJ.) And you should just watch the first round.
The reason for the lack of winning is a hindering way of having trouble with Berkshire. In the past, the perfect first round of workers needed the first round bracket. However, this year, if an entrant is the winner of at least 30 of the tournament, they will receive a cool million. There will be only one best winner, if it wins more than 30 in more than one parenthesis, it will be tiebreakers. Runners-up earn $ 100,000 each. WSJ has happened before. In 2017, in the five parentheses forecast the winners of 31 of the 32 matches. (But the same year was a perfect result.)
Buffett’s hopes are violated and if there is no $ 1 million wins this year, if he chooses the most winners of the tournament, the $ 250,000 “Comfort Award” will be.
“I hope this is this year,” he said to Buffett WSJ. “We’ve made it easier for this year.”
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