Warren Buffett, 94, attributed his decision to step down as Berkshire Hathaway's CEO to declining energy levels, rather than ...

It's perhaps one of the greatest examples of "big shoes to fill" in the history of American business. Current Berkshire ...

Warren Buffett’s graceful exit offers powerful lessons for Indian corporate leaders on timing, succession, and building a ...

I will be useful if there’s a panic in the market because I don’t get fearful when things go down in price or everybody else ...

Berkshire Hathaway’s relatively recent investments in Apple and four U.S. airlines did not appear to be Buffett-type ...

So years ago, Berkshire's board started devoting part of every meeting to the succession question ... but many investors ...

In 1993, Warren Buffett made what he later called his worst deal ever: the acquisition of Dexter Shoe. At first glance, Dexter seemed to fit the Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) (BRK.B) mold - strong brand, ...

In this podcast, Motley Fool host Dylan Lewis and analysts Tim Beyers and Bill Mann discuss: The Fed's continued wait-and-see ...

Jebb McIntosh, CEO of Combined Motor Holdings (CMH), is 79. He has been on its board since co-founding the business with ...

Warren Buffett has long resisted paying dividends at Berkshire Hathaway, preferring to reinvest profits to supercharge value.