The Oracle of Omaha may not be tech-savvy, but he has ways to take advantage of Wall Street's hottest investment trend.

The employee, who was not identified, picked 31 of 32 winners on the first round of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.

An employee from Berkshire Hathaway's pilot training company FlightSafety International had a near flawless record guessing ...

This year’s winner, an employee at Berkshire subsidiary FlightSafety International, had an incredible run of 29 consecutive ...

The 94-year-old Oracle of Omaha was finally able to give out the big prize after relaxing the rules multiple times since the ...

Last year, Warren Buffett was criticized and mocked for sitting on a mountain of cash while markets surged. However, now, with stocks tumbling and recession fears mounting, the "Oracle of Omaha ...

In his February letter to shareholders, Warren Buffett announced a new record Berkshire ... such as stakes in Pilot Travel ...

Warren Buffett sold $143 billion worth of stock from ... amounts of money in nonmarketable equities, such as stakes in Pilot Travel Centers and Berkshire Hathaway Energy. Without any good equity ...

Not only has Warren Buffett been selling his profitable positions ... The company purchased the remaining stake in Pilot, a fuel marketing company, residual stake held by non-controlling ...

Now, neither Buffett nor his colleagues have commented publicly on the sales. But that hasn’t stopped the financial media from speculating. Some suggest that Buffett is skeptical about overall ...

Warren Buffett's annual letter highlights the importance of fiscal policy, capital allocation, and maintaining a stable currency, with a focus on U.S. exceptionalism. Despite a decline in GAAP net ...

Aged 94, Warren Buffett is understandably slowing down ... the rest of its utility business and another US$2.6 billion to purchase the remainder of the Pilot truck stop chain it didn’t already own.