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Alphabet, New York Times, Delta: what Berkshire bought in the first quarter without Buffett
A new Berkshire Hathaway employee has purchased $2500,000 worth of Berkshire Hathaway stock / Photo: JarTee / Shutterstock.com
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A Berkshire insider bought $250,000 worth of its stock on the downturn. It wasn't the new CEO
Geopolitics and oil market remain key external factors / Photo: Jermaine Ee / unsplash
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Morning in New York: investors in search of guidance
Buffett gave a surprise interview at the Berkshire shareholders meeting / Photo: X / Michael Gielkens
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Deepfakes, casinos in church and the golden rule: what Buffett said in a surprise interview
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"Woodstock for capitalists" without Buffett: how Berkshire's shareholder meeting went down
Since Buffett announced his resignation a year ago, Berkshire shares have lagged the S&P 500 index by more than 37 percentage points / Photo: FotoField / Shutterstock.com
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"Woodstock" without a headliner: what to expect from Berkshire's first meeting since Buffett's departure
Warren Buffetts Berkshire Hathaway is likely to make a loss on its investment in Dominos Pizza / Photo: ArDanMe/Shutterstock.com
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Domino's shares collapsed after the report. Buffett bought them most actively before his resignation
Buffett publicly admitted that Berkshire started selling Apple stock too early / Photo: Twinsterphoto / Shutterstock.com
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No Buffett: five stocks that could fall or rise after Berkshire meeting
Warren Buffetts indicator indicates that the market is now too expensive to buy / Photo: FotoField/Shutterstock.com
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Wall Street is "playing with fire," Buffett's formula revealed. Will the rally be replaced by a crash?
Berkshire Hathaway shares are experiencing one of the worst periods of underperformance against a broad index of American stocks since Buffett took control of the investment firm in 1965 / Photo: Tigarto/Shutterstock
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Berkshire stock has one of the biggest gaps with the market since 1965. Should I buy it?
Todd Combs and remaining Berkshire investment manager Ted Weschler managed a total of about 10% of the portfolio, with Warren Buffett managing the remaining 90% / Photo: Andriy Blokhin/Shutterstock.com
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A $15 billion sell-off? Berkshire dumped ex-Buffett associate's portfolio, WSJ learns
Buffett said he recently made a tiny deal, but did not disclose details / Photo: FotoField / Shutterstock.com
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'Use cachet in case of collapse': Buffett on correction, nuclear threat and Apple mistake
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