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Bill Ackman owns only a handful of stocks. Here is his rule for picking a winner.

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Bill Ackman owns only a handful of stocks. Here is his rule for picking a winner. — Tokyo Business news

What’s a great company? Billionaire hedge-fund manager Bill Ackman says investors can look for some simple characteristics.

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