Berkshire Hathaway Inc.

The record amount of cash in Berkshire's accounts is not ballast but an option, believes James Brumley of The Motley Fool 

Berkshire risks losing billions of dollars in interest after Fed rate cuts

The Kraft Heinz Company

Kraft Heinz will split into two publicly traded businesses ten years after the mega-merger: the companies will have temporary names Global Taste Elevation Co (notional Heinz) and North American Grocery Co (notional Kraft).

Kraft Heinz: the food industry's "marriage of the century" ended in divorce

Tesla, Inc.

Apple Inc.

Alphabet Inc.

A U.S. federal court has stopped short of requiring Google to sell Chrome, but has banned exclusive pre-installation agreements for the services. Kraft Heinz will split the business into two separate divisions - North American Grocery and Global Taste Elevation - after years of weak sales. The world fashion industry was shaken by the news of the death of 91-year-old George Armani, the creator of the legendary Armani brand. The main events from September 1 to 5 are in our review.

Highlights of the week: Google decision, Kraft Heinz to split, George Armani dies

PepsiCo, Inc.

The agency admits that the company's rating will be downgraded

Moody's begins reviewing Kraft Heinz's credit rating due to separation plan

Kraft Heinz shares accelerated their fall after Buffett expressed his position: it reached 6%

Kraft Heinz after 10 years "breeds" ketchup and hot dogs. Buffett's "disappointed" about it.

Mitsubishi Corporation

Mitsui & Co., Ltd.

Marubeni Corporation

Shares of the five largest trading houses have risen in value several times in the six years that Buffett has been investing in them

Buffett has increased stakes in two Japanese companies. Why does he love "shogo shosha"?

In a <a href="https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/letters/1989.html">letter to</a> shareholders in 1989, Warren Buffett articulated one of his investment principles as follows: "It is better to buy a great company at a fair price than an ordinary company at a great price". This became one of the most popular statements of the legendary investor. More than 30 years later, analysts at investment firm Macquarie Group say Buffett's rule doesn't stand the test of time. Why do they argue with the Wall Street guru and what do they advise investors to pay attention to?

Remarkable companies are losing to "ordinary" companies. Buffett's rule doesn't work anymore?

CSX Corporation

The investor confirmed that Berkshire has no plans to buy CSX, but is willing to expand the partnership

Buffett dismissed rumors of buying a railroad company. How did the market react?

Constellation Brands, Inc.

Lennar Corporation

UnitedHealth Group Incorporated

The three stocks Berkshire Hathaway bought last quarter still look attractive, Morningstar believes

Buffett's pick: three new stocks in Berkshire's portfolio with up to 50% growth potential

The question is not whether a stock has potential, but when it is realized, Bank of America says

UnitedHealth shares have risen thanks to Buffett's confidence. Should we buy them after him

Howard Marks, who predicted the collapse of the dot-com bubble in 2000, believes: due to inflated valuations and investor optimism, the market situation is becoming alarming

The market goes into alert mode: what is the investor Buffett believes is warning about?

Intel Corporation

CoreWeave, Inc.

Daily review and forecast of events on the U.S. stock market from Mikhail Denislamov, Deputy Director of Freedom Capital Markets Research.