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Berkshire’s Youngest Shareholders Vie for Chance to Question Warren Buffett

At least one child is usually selected to ask the storied investor a question during the annual meeting

Junior investors and sisters Mary Handly and Annie Templeton-Phillips with a display of Squishmallows plush toys, a product of Berkshire-owned Jazwares.
By Akane Otani
 | Photographs by Madeline Cass for The Wall Street Journal

OMAHA, Neb.—Every year, tens of thousands of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders make the pilgrimage to Omaha to hear the legendary investors Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger speak.

Most are middle-aged. Some are college students.

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