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No apologies necessary from Buffett: Munger

The Oracle of Omaha doesn't owe shareholders an apology for falling short of a performance goal at his Berkshire Hathaway Inc., Vice Chairman Charles Munger said at the company's annual meeting.

Warren Buffett doesn't owe shareholders an apology for falling short of a performance goal at his Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK/A), Vice Chairman Charles Munger said at the company's annual meeting.

Mr. Munger said Mr. Buffett set a high bar with a target of boosting Berkshire's net worth more than

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