Asia Stocks Gain as Buffett Buys on ‘Sale,’ Tech Jumps on Google

Aug. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks, trading at their cheapest since December 2008, advanced for a second day as Google Inc.’s largest acquisition boosted technology shares and billionaire investor Warren Buffett said he was buying equities at “sale” prices. Sony Corp., a Japanese maker of ...

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