Warren Buffett and Clayton Kershaw timed their exits well. Nancy Pelosi stayed one dance too long.
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Warren Buffett is stepping down as chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway after decades in the role. He will leave the position today (Wednesday).
I was scrolling X when a post stopped me cold. "BREAKING: Tomorrow is Warren Buffett's last day as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. Buffett took the stock from $19/share in 1965 to $750,000/share today, up +3,950,000%. Congratulations to the best investor ...
If successor Greg Abel can't find a productive use of the $382 billion cash that Berkshire is sitting on, there may be a push from investors.
Throughout the fall of 2025, the U.S. real estate and housing market continued to struggle, despite three Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, which led to a moderate decrease in mortgage rates. After inflation surged to about 9% in 2022, the Federal ...
Greg Abel faces the challenge of taking over Berkshire Hathaway from the legendary Warren Buffett this week ...
While Geico invested in marketing, its rival Progressive was investing in technology.
The world's greatest investor let a big opportunity pass him by.
As the billionaire retires, he leaves memorable advice from his annual letters that include pithy takes on bubbles, discipline and long-term goals ...
Warren Buffett quipped in Berkshire Hathaway's 1992 shareholders letter that, "We've long felt that the only value of stock forecasters is to make fortune tellers look good." He has a point. History may rhyme, but rarely repeats, to paraphrase Twain.