Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-B)

Gates prefers relatively boring businesses over high-flying tech stocks for his portfolio.

Occidental Petroleum has enhanced its ability to capitalize on higher oil prices.

The retailer's stock checks boxes that are prized by Berkshire's managers.

There's a reason that American Express is one of Warren Buffett's favorite stocks.

The billionaire has held onto these stocks for years.

The core philosophies haven't changed; they're just applied differently.

Berkshire's investments show who it thinks will be a winner in AI.

The market is leaving these "old-fashioned" tech companies behind.

There's a new apple of Greg Abel's eye at Berkshire Hathaway.

Coatue founder Philippe Laffont redefines the Mag 7 into a trillion-dollar "Mag 12," adding non-tech giants like Berkshire and Eli Lilly.

SpaceX is changing how investors may need to track one of the market's most closely watched growth stories.

It wouldn't be wrong to at least consider the possibility that recent weakness from the market's leading artificial intelligence stocks could mark the beginning of something more serious.

Despite increased uncertainty, Coca-Cola and Walmart keep offering reliability.

Despite his incredible ability to pick stocks, Warren Buffett consistently advocates for low-cost index funds.

SpaceX isn't likely to generate the mammoth returns that Tesla has since going public.

Long-term investors should skip the SpaceX roller coaster, and pivot toward these three Dividend Kings instead.

Portfolio depth, liquidity, and yield diverge sharply between these two sector giants—see how their differences could shape your investment strategy.

SpaceX now has a market cap well above $2 trillion.

Buffett's final big swing looks dominant enough to grow your savings for decades.

Want to really go big? One megacap stock offers an especially attractive risk-reward proposition.

The S&P 500 (^GSPC) is home to the biggest and most well-known companies in the market, making it a go-to index for investors seeking stability. But not all ...

The market is near all-time highs, but that won't last forever. Here are three financial stocks built to survive the long term.

One of these has performed much better than the other.

This massive tech company has seen its share price rise more than 12-fold in the past decade.

Portfolio breadth, liquidity, and yield set these two sector giants apart.