Warren Buffett

Here are the 43 people who represent the richest billionaires in each state.

A transaction list disclosed by the U.S. central bank on Sunday shows the first individual company bond purchases it's made through the secondary market corporate credit facility.

Here are three reasons why Buffett has delivered such underwhelming returns, relative to the benchmark S&P 500, over the past decade.

Here are three of the stocks that seem the most out of place within the Buffett universe.

He was the wealthiest man in the world for many years, but has slipped in rank in recent years, partly due to his having given away many billions of dollars.

A former Benjamin Moore attorney claimed in the lawsuit the retailer dumped the waste in Los Angeles in 2001.

William Ackman's hedge fund is boasting double-digit gains at a time many portfolios have sunk along with the economy during the coronavirus pandemic, after the billionaire investor plowed cash into a number of companies he already owned and dumped Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway among other stocks.

On March 18, the stock market had already dropped about 29 percent from its Feb. 19 peak. 

Plenty of companies struggle with CEO turnover, but these businessmen have managed to hold onto their positions for not just years but decades.

Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffet has been more or less par for the course with the benchmark S&P 500 over the past decade.

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U.S. billionaires' wealth has grown by $434 billion since March 18, when the majority of the nation shutdown to slow the spread of the virus

Berkshire said its Goldman stake fell 84% to 1.9 million shares

Goldman Sachs has a much smaller place in Buffett's portfolio.

The Trump administration has approved construction of the country's largest-ever solar installation.

COVID-19 containment efforts are pushing consumers into e-commerce shopping and leaving many traditional bricks-and-mortar store chains struggling to stay afloat.

Stocks curbed the majority of losses in a choppy session.

Even though Warren Buffett has said that buying Berkshire Hathaway was "the dumbest stock I ever bought," he turned the company into a conglomerate with over 90 subsidiaries.

Berkshire Hathaway sold its entire stakes in the four largest U.S. airlines in April, Chairman Warren Buffett said Saturday.