Not a transcript, just detailed notes. Wisdom is Munger's; errors are mine. Q: Would Daily Journal consider selling itself to a competitor if the offer was right, or is it going to remain an ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. VINELAND — Saturday, June 7 marks 150 years since the first edition of The Daily Journal was published. Like its hometown of ...

(Disclosure: the author has a position in the Daily Journal Corporation – a reliable sell indicator.) Value investors know Warren Buffett’s classic retort to efficient market theory, “The ...

A small California publishing company that was owned by famed investor Charlie Munger warned its shareholders that his death would have a significant impact on the company’s $300 million stock ...

Charlie Munger quietly built a $300 million stock portfolio at a little newspaper publisher, which warned its shareholders this week not to expect the same stellar returns following the legendary ...

The Daily Transcript, which is scheduled to cease publication next Tuesday following a 130-year run, will live on, thanks to the purchase of its name and masthead by the Los Angeles-based Daily ...

Charlie Munger has repeatedly warned investors against borrowing to buy stocks, framing the use of leverage as greedy, reckless, and a form of gambling. Yet the billionaire investor embraced margin ...

Daily Journal Corp, the publishing and software company where Warren Buffett's business partner Charlie Munger helps oversee investments and until recently was chairman, on Monday said it halved its ...

Hear the wit and wisdom of Warren Buffett's longtime sidekick, Charlie Munger, live from the annual meeting of the Daily Journal , a publishing company where he is chairman. Munger, the vice chairman ...

The Daily Journal is proud to announce the launch of CalLawyer.com, a dedicated online portal designed specifically for California law students. This career-focused resource provides exclusive content ...

If you want to know who really controls Daily Journal Corporation (NASDAQ:DJCO), then you'll have to look at the makeup of its share registry. Generally speaking, as a company grows, institutions will ...