Berkshire Hathaway has sharply reduced its stakes in two of its largest holdings. Yet, Buffett continues to hold shares of Coca-Cola and American Express. These are powerful brands that continue ...

Like all money money managers are required to do, Buffett gives us a glimpse into his trades every three months when he files his 13-F with the Securities & Exchange Commission and we get to see ...

Buffett also advises readers that it is worth investigating the history of technology, which has changed the industry. This book delves into the lives of tech pioneers like Ada Lovelace, Alan Turing, ...

Warren Buffett once said, "If you don't find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die." These high-yield real estate notes that pay 7.5% – 9% make earning passive income ...

In 1976, as he accepted the Democratic Party’s nomination for the presidency ... which also featured interviews with Nelson, Jimmy Buffett and Bono, Dylan said that Carter was “a simple ...

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. added to its stake in the internet domain-name-registry company VeriSign Inc. in the final week of the year, according to a regulatory filing.

Warren Buffett preaches that picking stocks and timing the market are fool's errands for the vast majority of people. He says the average person's best bet is to simply invest in a low-fee S&P 500 ...

Retail investors have poured into artificial intelligence stocks this year -- but they’ve also favored an asset that Warren Buffett holds and recommends. This particular asset offers you growth ...

Jimmy Carter, the longest-living United States president, died on Dec. 29 at age 100 Drew Angerer/Getty Former President Jimmy Carter's funeral proceedings will take place over six days following ...

During the bruising 1976 presidential campaign, Jimmy Carter called President Gerald ... Perhaps Carter’s fiercest feud was with a rival in his own party — Kennedy. The president, known ...

The phrase was used as the title for a 2020 documentary about his political career, which featured interviews with a host of stars including Paul Simon, Nile Rodgers, Jimmy Buffett and Dylan himself.

In an essay for PEOPLE, historian Arthur Milnes writes about the surreal evening when one of his heroes — former President Jimmy Carter — accepted an invite to share wine and stories around ...