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Basketball Nothing quite brings fans together like the idea of doing the impossible. The NCAA Tournament Bracket Challenge is an exciting 68-team do-or-die sports challenge where an estimated 34 ...
When asked to predict the men's 2025 March Madness outcome, OpenAI's ChatGPT (GPT-4 model) created a bracket that featured a Final Four of Auburn, Kansas, Duke and Houston, with Duke winning the title ...
An employee of investor Warren Buffett won a $1 million prize by picking the winners of 31 of the 32 games played last week ...
The employee, who was not identified, picked 31 of 32 winners on the first round of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.
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Under30CEO on MSNBerkshire Hathaway employee wins March Madness challengeMadness bracket challenge has finally found a winner. An employee from FlightSafety International, a subsidiary of Buffett’s ...
Buffett's bracket challenge isn't available to everyone. Only employees of Berkshire Hathaway — where Buffett serves as CEO — can enter. Buffett has been running the challenge since 2016, though the ...
This year’s winner, an employee at Berkshire subsidiary FlightSafety International, had an incredible run of 29 consecutive ...
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Dealbreaker on MSNOpening Bell: 3.25.25Everyone’s getting into tariffs; business wants its sweetheart SALT deduction; Turkey torpedoes its economy; chalk pays at ...
A Berkshire Hathaway employee has bagged Warren Buffett's $1 million prize after calling 31 of 32 games in the first round of ...
Warren Buffett offered a $1 million prize to his more than 300,000 Berkshire Hathaway employees for the 2025 March Madness contest. Here's who one person won.
The 94-year-old Oracle of Omaha was finally able to give out the big prize after relaxing the rules multiple times since the ...
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