Tweet It: Buffett's Wisdom and Investing in a Lab-Grown Burger
In this segment called "Tweet It!" from The Motley Fool's everything-financials show, Where the Money Is, banking analysts Matt Koppenheffer and David Hanson start the week by looking at a few of today's top tweets and offer their perspective to investors. Matt and David discuss Warren Buffett's foresight and a lab-grown burger.
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Today's featured tweets:
How to take down a big bank. This CAN work. http://t.co/56Oadf5qQW
— Sheila Bair (@SheilaBair2013) Aug. 5, 2013
[Berkshire Hathaway's] warrants in Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, and General Electric are now in the money by a combined $8 billion. #YOLO
— Joe Magyer (@Magyer) Aug. 3, 2013
Why Google's Sergey Brin paid $330,000 for the first lab-grown beef burger. http://t.co/3KVIjLTwng
— Business Insider (@businessinsider) Aug. 5, 2013
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