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Fortune Magazine November 11, 2004 The Amazing Mr. Warren Buffet VG
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COVER STORIES / The Oracle of Everything
Warren Buffett has been right about the stock market, rotten accounting, CEO greed, and corporate governance. The rest of us are just catching on.
by Andy Serwer
The Warren Wannabes
Will anyone ever replace the incredible Mr. Buffett? No, but these three are sure trying.
by David Stires
Intel’s $10 Billion Gamble
Tech is ailing, yet the chip king is opening plants and entering new markets. Its bet: that no competitor can afford to keep up.
by Brent Schlender
How Intel Took Moore’s Law From Idea to Ideology
An interview with Andy Grove and Gordon Moore.
Can GE Light Up the Market Again?
For years it’s been the world’s most admired company. But lately investors haven’t been showing it much love. Jeff Immelt thinks he can win them back.
by Melanie Warner
Terrorism: Still Out There
Al Qaeda is back. North Korea has nukes. Saddam is defiant. You feeling insecure?
by Bill Powell
How Blue Will Christmas Be?
As sales keep plunging, retailers are panicking.
by Cora Daniels
Don’t Blame Me
Greenspan got too much credit for the boom, and he’s getting too much grief for the bust. But just try imagining life without him.
by Justin Fox
They All Want a Piece of Bill Gross
Some $700 million entrusted to the Idealab founder by investors like Michael Dell, Citigroup, T. Rowe Price, and Hollywood agents has gone up in smoke. Now they’re suing to get back what’s left.
by Marc Gunther
Bulldog Banker
To build an empire, it helps to be imperious. Meet Kevin Cohee, conqueror of African-American banks.
by Kimberly L. Allers
Who’s Hu?
Hu Jintao and a new generation are taking over China. Are they up to the job?
by Clay Chandler
The Prince of Nucleotides
The extraordinary Eric Lander is discovering what the genome means to you.
by David Stipp