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Warren Buffett, Madness Bracket Contest

Warren Buffett is offering a $1 million March Madness prize

The odds of a perfect March Madness bracket are nearly impossible, but Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett is trying to make it easier for his employees to win the $1 million prize.

CNBC on MSN · 1d

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.

Observer · 2d

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.

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 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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March Madness: Bracketology a settled national pastime as the 2025 NCAA Tournament arrives

FILE - Basketball analyst Dick Vitale, left, talks with groundhog Punxsutawney Phil as Groundhog Club member John Griffiths ...

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution4d

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

No matter how much you know about college basketball — if you’re looking to follow the fun, make your own bracket, or even just understand what all the fuss is about — here ..

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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, ...

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