warren buffett march madness

Warren Buffett, March Madness and bracket challenge

Warren Buffett wants to see one of his employees win $1 million for their March Madness bracket 'while I'm still around'

The mogul has offered up mega money for expertly filled out March Madness brackets for years. The problem: no one's been winning the grand prize.

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Warren Buffett Really Wants Someone to Win His $1M March Madness Bracket Contest

Warren Buffett has held a March Madness bracket contest for employees of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) and its subsidiaries, offering $1 million—annually—to anyone who successfully predicts the winners of the first 48 games in the NCAA tournament.

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Warren Buffett makes his $1 million March Madness bracket challenge easier (not really though)

Buffett issues a March Madness bracket challenge to all employees who work at Berkshire Hathaway companies. If you can put together a perfect bracket, Buffett will award you $1 million. The only problem is that perfect brackets don't exist. It's basically impossible to do. So, unfortunately, Warren has to keep his money.

Warren Buffett Wants to Give Away $1 Million for Basketball Picks

Warren Buffett has unfinished business. He’s hoping to take care of it during this year's March Madness tournament. Buffett ...

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March Madness Starts This Week—As Rewards For Perfect Bracket Include Trip To Mars

No one has ever picked a perfect March Madness bracket, a feat the NCAA says has “absurdly overwhelming” odds.

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March Madness could potentially cost US economy up to $20 billion due to 'lost productivity,' survey finds

A recent Action Network survey reveals how much time college basketball fans who work full-time spend watching March Madness, ...

What to know about March Madness if you don’t follow college basketball

Madness begins this week. If you didn't follow college basketball this season, here is what you need to know before the ...

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NCAA Tournament odds: March Madness favorites, sleepers in men's, women's brackets

The NCAA brackets are set. March Madness begins on Thursday for the men and Friday for the women. Here are updated odds and favorites for 2025.

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March Madness legal wagering to reach $3.1 billion

Madness games are right around the corner and, with the start of both the men’s and women’s tournaments, an eye-popping amount of bets are poised to be placed.

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