John Harris

John Harris, Managing Partner at Ruane, Cunniff & Goldfarb, shares his expertise in long-term equity investing, particularly through the renowned Sequoia Fund. He emphasizes the importance of resilience in investing and discusses how to identify businesses for sustainable ownership. Harris critiques traditional market predictions, advocating for a focus on qualitative insights and imagination. He also highlights the significance of leadership and user delight in business success, underscoring the need for continuous learning and adaptive investment strategies.

John Harris ist der Gründer und Chefredakteur von Politico und besitzt Jahrzehnte an Erfahrung im politischen Journalismus. Er analysiert, warum die Demokraten besorgt sind, dass Trump die Wahl gewinnen könnte und welche Strategien Kamala Harris verfolgt. Außerdem diskutieren sie das Endorsement von Robert F. Kennedy für Trump und dessen Auswirkungen auf den Wahlkampf. Die Darstellung von Wählerverhalten und die Herausforderungen für Journalisten bei der Berichterstattung über Trump und Harris werden ebenfalls beleuchtet.

John Harris, a prominent journalist and commentator for The Guardian, shares a curated list of must-read books, captivating albums, and eye-opening documentaries from 2024. He dives into the complexities of the British Empire's legacy, urging listeners to confront their past. Harris also highlights the fragility of global supply chains and discusses the dark side of human exploitation. The conversation touches on the rise of authoritarianism in the U.S. while celebrating music that tackles social issues and honors historical events like the miners' strike.

Join John Harris along with political editor Pippa Crerar and political correspondent Kiran Stacey as they discuss Labour's ambitious plans highlighted in the King's Speech. Delve into topics such as re-nationalization of railways, housing reforms, global tensions, and the Labour party's response. Explore the challenges ahead and the importance of transparency in decision-making.

Labour's landslide victory and potential new era for the country are discussed by The Guardian's John Harris, political editor Pippa Crerar, and correspondent Kiran Stacey. They delve into the emotional impact, voter sentiments, leadership contenders, and potential foreign policy focuses of the new government.

The Guardian's political team discusses Labour's landslide victory, the new government era under Keir Starmer, and the potential challenges ahead. They explore the aftermath of the election, Conservative leadership contenders, Labour's new cabinet appointments, and upcoming policy focuses.

Journalists from The Guardian analyze the UK general election announcement, discussing Tory party's response and campaign strategies. They critique political finesse during campaign events, delve into economic data, and speculate on motivations behind the early election call. The podcast also explores transportation methods in campaigns, strategic shifts of political parties, and anticipates electoral drama.

Jeremy Hunt, former Treasury minister, joins John Harris and Pippa Crerar to discuss tax cuts, getting people back to work, and the challenges the government faces. They also touch on the impact of the benefits system on the unemployed, the political debate on economic growth, and the government's failure to invest in infrastructure.

John Harris from Politico discusses the launch of a European edition. Katie Hopkins defends her controversial comments. The European Commission files a complaint against Google. Labour's Chris Bryant talks about the party's media policy.

In this podcast, Darren Grey, Keith Burgun, and John Harris discuss score systems in Roguelikes. They explore issues with global leaderboards, scoring exploits in NetHack, adaptations from other games, scoring systems in video games, scoring in Crawl, and the concept of scoring systems in games.