Warren Buffett

Billionaire admits finding companies to buy at a "sensible purchase price" has become a challenge.

Warren Buffett will make billions off of President Trump's tax plan.

Warren Buffett has some criticisms of the ideas behind President Trump's economic plan.

Buffett said the Trump-GOP tax plan would add to inequality by benefiting the wealthy like him.

The billionaire's signature company has made investments this year but is sitting on a mountain of cash.

Warren Buffett has said that income in America is too concentrated in the pockets of the richest few.

The billionaire will donate proceeds from the auction to a charity that helps the homeless in San Francisco.

Regulated utility units are not likely to enjoy lower tax rates as savings, in Buffett's view, would be passed onto customers.

Speaking at Berkshire's annual meeting, Warren Buffett said Wells Fargo gave employees too much autonomy to engage in "cross-selling" multiple products to meet sales goals.

"I am confident that America will move ahead," Buffett said.

"I'm under audit, too," Buffett said at a rally for Hillary Clinton. "I would be delighted to meet him anyplace, anytime, before the election. I'll bring my tax return, he can bring his tax return."

Verizon, which closed a deal last year to buy AOL, has been seen as the favorite to acquire Yahoo's assets.

Results suffered as falling oil prices and lower demand for coal contributed to a 25 percent drop in profit.

The genteel game favored by moguls from Buffett to Zuckerberg has been rocked by scandal.

The fast-food chain's top executive seems likely to keep drinking the sugary stuff, though.

"If we get back to normal interest rates, stocks at these prices will look high."

The merger is expected to close in the second half of this year.

The investment king has said that he found the country's 'regulatory and legal framework' attractive.

Doubting the Berkshire Hathaway CEO and chairman is like calling your grandfather a liar, but his shareholders deserve more transparency

P&G, in the midst of selling about half of its slow-growing brands, said it would pump in about $1.8 billion in cash into Duracell before the transaction.

The corporate tax dodge behind the proposed Burger King merger with Tim Hortons sticks little guys with a huge bill

Buffett said he received many complaints about hotels jacking up room rates for the company's meeting