In 1987, Buffett made one of the biggest investments of his early career: a $1 billion bet on Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) stock. At the time, stock markets were crashing, but Buffett believed in Coca-Cola's competitive advantages, namely its iconic brand image and global distribution capabilities. Coca-Cola has been in Berkshire's portfolio ever since.

Warren Buffett's principles aren’t just for billionaires or finance gurus—they’re lessons anyone can use to grow their money. See if these simple tips work for your investing strategy.

the audience member asked, referring to Warren Buffett’s $82.5 billion net worth (1) compared to Munger’s $1.6 billion (2) at the time. “Well, he got an earlier start, he’s probably a little smarter, he works harder — there are not a lot of ...

Gold is outperforming the stock market by a wide margin in 2025, with a 48% year-to-date gain. Investing legend Warren Buffett has deliberately avoided gold throughout his career, calling it an "unproductive" asset. Hedge fund titan Ray Dalio, on the other ...

According to Warren Buffett, the true measure of success isn’t tied to your finances or wealth. In today’s world, where success is often tied to financial accomplishments, status, and impressive job titles, Warren Buffett offers a refreshing perspective: True success is about the love we share. Yes, love.

The Oracle of Omaha's retirement at the end of this year isn't the biggest concern for Berkshire Hathaway shareholders.

Warren Buffett is still Berkshire’s CEO for two more months. The company’s stock is trading as though he has already retired.