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What should companies do to keep bosses safe?

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TO KEEP Mark Zuckerberg safe, Meta has spent at least $23m annually on bodyguards, home security and other support during the last three years. To protect Warren Buffett, another high-profile billionaire, but a famously frugal one, Berkshire Hathaway laid out just over $300,000 in 2023. In between those budgets, boards at America’s large public companies make diverse investments to protect bosses, according to filings to the Securities and Exchange Commission. The range of spending indicates a lack of C-suite consensus about what is necessary.

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Checks and Balance newsletter: Of God and MAGA

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Charlotte Howard, our executive editor and New York bureau chief, unpacks the blurring of church and state among Donald Trump’s circle

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The Hudson is now so clean that everyone can eat from it

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Battery sashimi, anyone?

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America’s armed forces are supremely capable and roiled by infighting

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