Berkshire Stock News

Most of Berkshire's biggest stock holdings are underperforming the Berkshire Hathaway shares. The bulk of Berkshire's cash flow doesn't come from the fund's stocks.

Berkshire Hathaway owns shares in several publicly traded companies, including Apple, Bank of America, and Coca-Cola. It also owns numerous subsidiaries across transportation, energy, and insurance.

Berkshire Hathaway started buying Apple stock in the first quarter of 2016, and the company has only sold shares six times since then, including the fourth quarter of 2023. Apple is the market leader

It's no secret that Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-A , NYSE: BRK-B ) CEO Warren Buffett likes Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY ). Now, you don't have to buy OXY stock just to copy the Oracle of Omah

Investors look for equities with the potential for rapid returns in their pursuit of profitable investments. Several blue-chip stocks are expected to continue to perform well, providing a mix of both

Investors eagerly await Berkshire Hathaway's quarterly 13F filings to see what the Oracle of Omaha has been buying and selling. Berkshire's investment team has requested confidential treatment for one

There are only six trillion-dollar stocks worldwide, every one of which is a popular name. And they all rightfully sit at the top of their sectors.

Berkshire shares now trade at 1.5 times book value -- a premium to historical averages. Throughout history, however, there has never been a bad time to invest in the stock.

For nearly a year now, all eyes have been glued to the ‘Magnificent 7' stocks. These superstar companies have delivered tremendous returns, attracting copious amounts of investment dollars.

For nearly a year now, all eyes have been glued to the ‘Magnificent 7' stocks. These superstar companies have delivered tremendous returns, attracting copious amounts of investment dollars.

Berkshire Hathaway is built to last indefinitely, essential as Warren Buffett ages. The company is trading on par with its long-term average valuation.

The new infomration comes from to Form 4 filings with the SEC.

The longtime CEO of Berkshire Hathaway's Brooks Running, Jim Weber, is stepping down, and its COO Dan Sheridan is taking over.

Building a stock investment portfolio isn't easy. One moment, you are tempted to wait for a dip, and another, you want to give in to the temptation of buying a stock at a premium with the hopes that i

In a very competitive global environment, big companies keep getting bigger. Top blue-chip stocks continue to leverage their scale to drive growth and deliver higher value to customers.