Warren Buffett has warned shareholders his time is nearly up, talked up his successor, and taken steps to protect Berkshire Hathaway and his legacy.

Berkshire Hathaway shares rose to a record on Monday after the conglomerate run by Warren Buffett posted its highest-ever quarterly profit, driven by improvement in insurance operations.

Berkshire Hathaway demonstrated resilient performance in 2024. Check out what I believe to be the three key takeaways from the Shareholder Letter of BRK.A stock.

STORY: The boss is going strong at 94 years old, and investment titan Berkshire Hathaway appears to be in rude health too. Shares in Warren Buffett’s firm hit all-time highs on Monday after it reported record earnings.

Billionaire Warren Buffett is viewed as one of the world’s greatest investors, so his annual letters to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders are always read closely for lessons.

What Buffett Doesn’t Say. It’s hard to tune out even if you want to. Yet, here’s Buffett – the master of taking the long view – ignoring it all. Or at least not writing

After a decade of stability, the housing market became more volatile when inflation and mortgage rates started surging in 2022. Rising housing prices and mortgage rates have raised the cost of homeownership,

Berkshire Hathaway ( BRK.A 2.87%) ( BRK.B 2.27%) published its 2024 shareholder letter on Saturday. In the letter, Chief Executive Officer Warren Buffett shared valuable insights into markets, Berkshire's annual results,

Warren Buffett is more than just a big name in the investing world -- he's a legend. With a net worth of around $151 billion, people are all ears when he's speaking about business or money