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Warren Buffett
Warren Edward Buffett (born August 30, 1930) is an American business magnate, investor, and philanthropist, widely regarded as one of the most successful investors of all time. He is the chairman and
...Read more- Warren Buffett gives $1.3 billion to four charities in latest letter
The 95-year-old investor will convert 1,800 of Berkshire’s Class A shares into 2.7 million Class B shares, the firm said in a statement Monday
- Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway cash pile soars to $382 billion
Warren Buffett offloaded $6.1 billion of shares during the period. In spite of that growing cash hoard, the firm’s net investment income declined 13% to $3.2 billion amid lower short-term interest rates.
- BYD’s stock falls after report Buffett has sold all his stake
BYD’s shares have tumbled about 30% from the all-time high reached four months ago due to growing concerns over its ability to fend off competition amid a destructive price war in China.
- Jeff Bezos says he is proud of his low salary as Amazon CEO
Jeff Bezos says he deliberately took a modest salary at Amazon, stressing wealth should be measured by value created for others, not personal earnings.
- Why Warren Buffett's father-in-law told him "You Will Fail" and how that moment changed history
Before he was a billionaire, Warren Buffett was told by his father-in-law he would fail & his wife might starve. Discover how he used that doubt as fuel for his legendary journey.
- 'Why Should We Hire You?'—What Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Warren Buffett and Richard Branson Want You to Say
Learn how to answer 'Why should we hire you?' with advice from Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Richard Branson and Warren Buffett. Master the perfect interview answer with tips on problem-solving, integrity, and personality.
- Warren Buffett’s Berkshire hit with $3.8 billion Kraft Heinz charge
Berkshire marked down its carrying value of the Kraft Heinz stake to $8.4 billion at the end of June, according to a regulatory filing Saturday
- For wise investing, build on Warren Buffett guru Graham's bond playbook
Investing in bonds and stocks can be guided by similar principles—focusing on a company's financial strength, debt coverage and valuation to minimise risk and to generate alpha.
- Are you Mr Scientific Investor? Or Mr Fodder, who provides alpha to the market?
Do you exploit the market’s irrationality, or do you participate in it? What kind of investor are you? We need to answer that before anything else.
- Warren Buffett donates record $6 billion Berkshire shares
Warren Buffett still owns 13.8% of Berkshire's stock, based on reported shares outstanding.
- Warren Buffett credits age as primary motivation for resigning as Berkshire Hathaway CEO
The investing legend will conclude his four-decade run as CEO by December 2025, remaining chairman of the board.
- Warren Buffett still lives in the same home he bought 67 years ago: 'Couldn't imagine having...'
The Berkshire Hathaway chairman had bought the five-bedroom home for about Rs 2.8 crore in 1958. It is currently valued at Rs 10 crore.
- CEOs celebrate Buffett as he calls a close on 5,500,000% run
Luminaries from the technology and banking worlds rushed to praise the man whose lessons they partially credit for their success
- Warren Buffett signals end of era with retirement announcement
In his last annual meeting, Buffett criticised Trump's tariffs, looked back on markets, and left Berkshire with a $348bn cash war chest.
- US capitalism is a cathedral with a casino attached, says Warren Buffett
In Buffett's eyes, the US stands as a shining example of capitalist success, not just in wealth generation but in building an economic structure
- Tariffs, cash pile, Japan, AI, currency, DOGE: Top 10 takeaways from Warren Buffett’s latest address at Berkshire Hathaway meet
Warren Buffet shared his insights on various important and relevant issues including trade tariffs, DOGE, artificial intelligence, and currency debasement while announcing that Greg Abel will become the new chief executive of the firm by the year-end.
- Buffett tips his hat: 'Tim Cook Has Made More Money for Berkshire Than I Have'
Warren Buffett, who has long called Apple Berkshire’s “third business,” reflected briefly on the company’s legendary co-founder.
- Buffett warns of dollar debasement; Berkshire long on Japan stocks, Yen
Warren Buffett added that they are 'very comfortable both with the Japanese companies and with the currency we would ultimately realize — i.e., in the yen'
- Buffett’s snide remark on hedge funds: Lot of people have become rich by figuring how to get others put up capital
“Lot of people have gotten very rich in the country by essentially figuring out how to get others put up the capital. And that's what people do in the money management business. And they get very, very rich because they get an override on other people's capital,” said Buffett while speaking at the annual shareholders meet of Berkshire Hathaway.
