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Being the wealthiest man in the world on paper tends to draw some attention. This is why investors and outsiders watch new equity investment positions taken by, or sold by, Warren Buffett and...
Berkshire recently completed it $37 billion acquisition of Precision Castparts. But one of Berkshire Hathaway's more interesting plays recently is in the energy sector.
Warren Buffett is considered by many people to be the best investor of the modern era. Getting to be one of the world’s richest men on paper may have something to do with that. This makes the inner...
There are many reasons that Buffett and his team have sold stocks. Sometimes they just become too expensive to hold for value and quality managers. Sometimes portfolio managers or unit heads retire.
These are the top five analyst upgrades for Dow stocks in the week ending April 1, 2016. Also included is a huge thumbs up for none other than Warren Buffett.
Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades roundup was dominated by UBS initiating Berkshire Hathaway with a Buy rating.
In the recent 24/7 Wall St. examination of companies with stock prices over $500, one sat well above the rest.
Warren Buffett has become selectively more aggressive about oil, gas and energy over the recent months. In fact, you might think that he may have tried to call a bottom in the energy patch.
When investors and the public think of Warren Buffett, chances are high that they think of his company or Mr. Buffett very positively.
Berkshire Hathaway does not pay a dividend, but Warren Buffett has outlined the manner in which he will repurchase his own company's stock on the open market.
On CNBC, Warren Buffett confessed that he was also surprised about the Kinder Morgan stake. It turns out that this stake was purchased by either Ted Weschler or Todd Combs, his two new portfolio...
One investor who is not especially pleased with Kraft Heinz's performance is Warren Buffett who was a majority investor in the merged company.
The rest of the market may have its share of problems, but on the surface everything would seem to be fine with Berkshire Hathaway.
In a new research report, Merrill Lynch analysts feel that the battering in the oil refining stocks is close to over, describing the firm's negative refining call as in the seventh inning.
Standard & Poor's has announced that Berkshire Hathaway is now officially off of its CreditWatch Negative list.