Berkshire Hathaway has issued its second-quarter results for 2015, but its earnings are almost always very hard to analyze on apples-to-apples basis.
Warren Buffett has given more than 20 million Berkshire Hathaway shares to to the Bill and Melinda Gates, Susan Thompson Buffett, Sherwood, Howard G. Buffett and NoVo Foundations.
What do investors make of it when short sellers increase their bets against the top stock holdings of Warren Buffett? Isn't he supposed to be the greatest investor of all time?
It turns out that Buffett has five public stocks that used to be far larger stakes or which seem like token positions.
Over the past year, the shareholders of American Express have seen the share price decline a whopping 12%.
After looking at the changes in the full list of Buffett stocks from the first quarter of 2015, it seems that investors have many choices to invest in when it comes to…
24/7 Wall St. has released the full list of Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway holdings and we have added color on those positions as they have changed through time.
What happens when investors see short sellers betting against the likes of the top stocks owned by Warren Buffett?
Warren Buffett faced some tough questions over the weekend at the annual shareholder meeting, but from the looks of it, the ship will keep sailing after 50 years like it always has.
TwitterBerkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE: BRK-A) has released its first quarter earnings for 2015 ahead of this weekend’s annual shareholder meeting. The company’s net earnings per share attributable to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders was…
It now might be easier to argue that Berkshire Hathaway is becoming more like a public private equity shop, rather than being a conglomerate.
What are investors supposed to make of it when short sellers are increasing their bets against Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway?
Now anyone can bid on a stay at Warren Buffett's childhood home, via Airbnb. However, there are a small number of rules for the bidding.
Douglas A. McIntyre Whatever else has happened through all its restructurings, share buybacks and dividend increases, GE's stock is down 20% since Jeffrey R. Immelt became chairman.
Warren Buffett, the Oracle of Omaha, loves dividend stocks, even if Berkshire Hathaway itself does not pay a dividend and likely will not do so for another generation.
