Warren Buffett

Berkshire Hathaway now allocates nearly 30% of its $351 billion portfolio to Apple and Alphabet, reflecting a shift in Warren Buffett's investment strategy.

Warren Buffett confirmed his decision to build Berkshire Hathaway's substantial stake in Alphabet, stating he acted independently of CEO Greg Abel.

Warren Buffett did not include the Gates Foundation in his annual charitable stock donations, instead choosing to direct this year's gifts to four family-related foundations, according to CNBC.

Discouraging investors from blindly chasing returns, Buffett reiterated his view that the stock markets are like a church (long term investments) with a casino (quick, short-term bets) attached and many investors are taking too much risk.

Warren Buffett's longstanding friendship with Bill Gates has reportedly come under considerable strain following the public release of the Justice Department's files relating to the Epstein case

A crisis-tested investing lesson, Warren Buffett’s 2008 rejection of Lehman and AIG highlights the value of balance-sheet strength, liquidity, trust and disciplined fundamental analysis. As an investor, one must follow fundamentals and make sensible investments backed by data and solid facts.

What began as a contrarian investment during one of the worst financial crises eventually turned into a multi-billion-dollar success story, with Berkshire reportedly earning profits of around $10 billion by the time it substantially exited the investment in 2025.

Warren Buffett highlights that patience is a key strength in investing. Those who remain calm and think long-term often succeed, while impulsive actions lead to losses. In life, as in investing, enduring success requires time, discipline, and a commitment to the process.