Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-B)

New Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel is betting on housing even though the housing market continues to struggle.

Greb Abel is a little over nine months into his tenure as Berkshire Hathaway's new CEO.

It's never too early to prepare for a crash.

In his last year running Berkshire Hathaway, Buffett made a smart investment in Alphabet.

The S&P 500 is trading at historical valuations, making some investors nervous a stock market crash is on the way.

After stepping down as CEO, Buffett left a reminder of what investors should focus on.

Finding a good deal on Wall Street is increasingly difficult.

Alphabet has quickly become one of Berkshire's largest holdings.

American Express and Coca-Cola turned into big winners thanks to Buffett's buy-and-hold approach; Bank of America and Chevron could be next.

Abel only took over as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at the beginning of this year.

Some of the world's most important artificial intelligence (AI) stocks are noticeably absent from the S&P 500.

Investing like Warren Buffett is simpler than you might think.

High interest rates are becoming one of the market's biggest risk factors.

Buffett and Berkshire first began buying Wells Fargo in 1989.

Investors trust Buffett, thanks to his stellar track record.

It may happen sooner, or it may happen later, but it will happen at some point.

Neither company needs a data center boom to keep growing. Is that worth owning for the next four years?

As the stock market continues to soar, some investors worry a crash is on the way.

The company’s market-beating days may not be over.

VFH offers broader diversification at 0.09% expense ratio, while FTXO concentrates on banks with higher volatility but stronger 1-year returns.

The billionaire has even invested in this fund himself.

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Some investors may be taking on unnecessary risk, according to Buffett.

Lemonade's revenue and in-force premium growth accelerated and underwriting improved in Q2, but the stock remains down sharply as investors await proof of its path to positive EBITDA.