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Becoming Berkshire: 1969 - Illinois National Bank

Issue 14 - Part 2| Buffett Buys a Bank

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Charles T. Munger, Warren Buffett's One-of-a-Kind No. 2, Dies at 99 - The  New York Times

By 1969, Buffett and Munger started to doubt Hochschild-Kohn's economics and were looking for a way to sell the business.

Gottesman, Munger, and Buffett acquired Hochschild-Kohn, a venerable department store headquartered in downtown Baltimore, for $12 million in 1966.

"Retail is a very tough business," says Charlie Munger. "Practically every great chai…

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