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FYI: (Follow-Up Article) Warren Buffett has put himself in a sticky situation. The billionaire investor, a public advocate for higher taxes on the wealthy, stepped into one of the more controversial tax-related debates by backing Burger King World Inc.'s $11 billion deal to buy Tim Hortons Inc. The deal is a so-called tax inversion that would move Miami-based Burger King’s headquarters to lower-tax Canada. Regards, Ted http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2014/08/27/warren-buffett-complicates-tax-inversion-politics-analyst/tab/print/
