Buffett's 'trips down YouTube rabbit hole' revealed
Warren Buffett watches CNBC in the morning, but nearly every evening he "can't get enough" of watching YouTube clips while sitting on a recliner in front of…
CNBC reports: Warren Buffett watches CNBC in the morning, but nearly every evening he "can't get enough" of watching YouTube clips while sitting on a recliner in front of an "enormous" television in his Omaha home, reports The Wall Street Journal.
This technology story centres on the United States. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include YouTube, Warren Buffett and Omaha.
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