Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-B)

Berkshire has bet big on this powerful industry leader.

The retired CEO of Berkshire Hathaway knew the value of being "greedy" at the right time. Other investors can follow his example.

Instead of focusing on Warren Buffett's stock-picking skills, try to follow his long-term mindset.

They may be Berkshire-owned and Buffett-approved. That doesn't necessarily make them must-haves for you, however.

Often, it's the seemingly insignificant moves that end up making all the difference in the world.

Berkshire's latest buy is one that I never would have expected Buffett to make.

Warren Buffett may be known for picking individual stocks, but he also loves investing in low-cost ETFs.

Before becoming the new CEO, Abel spent over 25 years working under the great Warren Buffett.

Following Warren Buffett's advice could help investors successfully navigate market volatility.

Don't overlook this section of the market most big investors ignore.

One of Berkshire’s largest positions, which has been pared down for eight consecutive quarters, has had a recent change of fortune.

Buffett has warned about "gambling" in the market.

Buffett warned about stock valuations in May, but Berkshire has been investing more aggressively since then.

“Too big to fail” is how we would describe the megacap stocks in this article today. While they will likely stand the test of time, it’s not all sunshine and...

Berkshire Hathaway's $330 million private placement in Bending Spoons sent shares up 40%, but its $33 entry price is far below the current price, and analysts rate the stock a Hold.

Buffett built his company to last and carefully planned for his succession.

These markets offer you one thing in particular.

Berkshire's new CEO is putting the company's cash to work.

Imagine spending $1.3 billion on an investment and then collecting $479 million from it -- for the year.

This IPO convinced Greg Abel to break one of Buffett's biggest precedents.

This decade's fourth-quarter performances paint a bullish picture.

These companies generate resilient revenues, which help make their stocks less volatile during market downturns.

Greg Abel and Berkshire have been scooping up shares of the digital technology holding company.

Can a buyer near today's record high expect anything like Berkshire's result?

It's a tough act to follow for Greg Abel.