Buffett: Berkshire's culture is "self-reinforcing"

2015 Annual Meeting

Berkshire's culture is "self-reinforcing"

Warren Buffett explains why he's confident that Berkshire's culture is so "deeply embedded" that it will continue long after he and Charlie Munger are gone.

Sat, May 2 2015 • 9:00 AM EDT

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