Warren Buffett has an unrivaled track record allocating capital, but maybe the best dollar gain occurred with a decision made ...

Warren Buffett’s 1977 shareholder letter highlights his value investing philosophy, which includes viewing market downturns ...

Berkshire might see a bid for CSX as a defensive maneuver if its chief rival, Union Pacific, seeks to create a ...

Berkshire Hathaway's McLane Company has historically underperformed, but recent margin and profitability improvements are ...

Buffett missed out on Amazon at first, but now Berkshire is profiting from the stock. Pool Corp. provides a consistent ...

Warren Buffetts $10 billion bet on the Kraft Heinz merger was meant to be a food-industry masterstroke. A decade later, the ...

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Berkshire's diversified operating businesses and capital allocation discipline remain key strengths, supporting long-term resilience beyond Buffett's departure as CEO.

With 400 million shares of the beverage giant in its portfolio, Berkshire Hathaway receives a staggering $816 million annually in dividends from this one holding alone.

Key Points Berkshire is scheduled to report second-quarter earnings on Saturday, Aug. 2. There are a few numbers that ...

Buffett isn't known as a technology investor, but his portfolio still includes some exposure to the quantum computing ...

Buying the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF even at a high valuation could pay off over the long term, but only if you buy and hold.