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An audience member at the Berkshire Hathaway shareholder meeting asked why Warren Buffett was "still buying stocks instead of more property." Buffett explained.

Other leaders like Melinda French Gates and Amex CEO Stephen Squeri have taken the Omaha investor’s advice to heart in navigating business.

Is inflation wearing down your dollars? Listen to Warren Buffett's advice on how to defend your finances against inflation.

For the first time since 2023, the Oracle of Omaha is using the confidential tag to build a stake in a company without investors knowing which stock it is.

Despite hand-picking his successor in 2021, many had suspected Warren Buffett, 94, would continue running the conglomerate for the rest of his life.

Dairy Queen CEO Troy Bader told BI he was anxious but excited to interview with Warren Buffett, and shared two big takeaways from their conversation.

Portfolio concentration is a big reason the Oracle of Omaha has been such a successful investor over six decades.

CEO Warren Buffett steps to the side to make way for a new chief executive at the investing conglomerate, investors of all stripes will certainly be lining up to learn whatever lessons can be learned from his six decades leading one of the world’s most respected and renowned companies.

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