Beans means BuffetBY BENJAMIN ONG | FRIDAY, 15 FEB 2013 9:55AMThe message here is that the 'Oracle of Omaha' thinks that the price is right - he's even paying a premium for Heinz -- (ergo, there's more upside for the stock market) and that the economy (US and international) - Heinz is a multinational company, after all - would continue to improve. |
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