Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-B)

The conglomerate's first portfolio disclosure under its new CEO hints at a willingness to lean further into technology.

Occidental Petroleum and Ardmore Shipping are both benefiting from higher oil prices.

Berkshire Hathaway has signaled a major investment, and Greg Abel is buying the same stock.

Aerospace component companies may play an increasingly important role as investors turn to space firms like SpaceX, and these industry leaders get analyst love.

Warren Buffett often advocates for low-cost, value-oriented investing. But over the years, he's specifically advocated for one Vanguard ETF in particular.

If the stock market were to correct from here, these three financial stocks would be no-brainer buys.

This isn't your grandparents' Berkshire Hathaway anymore!

Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-A)(NYSE:BRK-B) is no longer run by Warren Buffett, with Greg Abel as CEO. New positions in Delta, Macy's, Alphabet C. Exits include Visa, Mastercard, UnitedHealth, Domino's, Aon, Pool, Amazon, Heico, Formula One.

Record highs feel great -- until they don't.

Greg Abel is steering day-to-day operations and a massive investment portfolio.

Bank of America is one of Warren Buffett's favorite stocks.

The grim reality is that the stock market isn't offering much in the way of value.

NU (NYSE:NU) executives said the digital banking company delivered another quarter of customer growth, revenue expansion and operating leverage, while emphasizing that higher credit provisions in the first quarter reflected seasonality, portfolio growth and product mix rather than deterioration in u

Warren Buffett may no longer be CEO, but his favorite stocks still dominate Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio.

The conglomerate has nearly $400 billion to spend.

The sale was big, but the company remains Berkshire's top stock holding.

Berkshire Hathaway has backed one of the world's most well-known news outlets: the New York Times. See what is to make of Berkshire's latest bet.

It's simpler than you might think to build wealth in the stock market.

Trading near record highs, this tech giant's stock may still have plenty of upside over the next decade.

One billionaire fund manager is sounding the alarm on a potential market correction -- and history points to one stock that thrives when others struggle.

Investors can now buy this Buffett favorite for less than what the former Berkshire CEO paid.

Berkshire's record cash pile, cautious dealmaking and Greg Abel's disciplined strategy highlight a fortress balance sheet, strong insurance results and a hard‑line approach to powering the AI era.

New York Times (NYSE:NYT) reported a strong start to 2026, with executives pointing to continued digital subscription growth, a sharp increase in digital advertising revenue and ongoing investment in video journalism as key themes from the company’s first-quarter earnings call. President and Chief

New CEO Greg Abel recently completed Berkshire's first buybacks in years.

Just five stocks account for 60% of Berkshire's holdings -- that percentage was even higher in the past.