At 95, legendary investor Warren Buffett shared his advice on not getting stuck in 'woulda, coulda, shoulda' thinking.

Warren Buffett says you should decide what you want your obituary to say and then live your life to deserve it.

The Oracle of Omaha shares thoughts on success, friendship and what truly matters as he prepares to step down from Berkshire ...

The Berkshire Hathaway chairman will continue to share his trademark wit and wisdom with shareholders via annual Thanksgiving ...

Warren Buffett’s goodbye message isn’t just about giving gold nuggets of leadership wisdsom. It’s about humanity. He’s ...

Warren Buffett’s farewell marks the close of one of capitalism’s most extraordinary chapters. This letter was a final ...

The "Oracle of Omaha" bought his first stock at age 11. He's offered some solid advice to young investors over the years, ...

Warren Buffett’s final Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letter shares his most important lessons on luck, mistakes, leadership ...

As one of the most successful investors in history, Warren Buffett may be known for his deep financial knowledge and investment advice, but his wisdom isn’t just for millionaires. Some of his best ...

Teaching children how to save, spend wisely, and make thoughtful financial decisions helps shape responsible, independent ...

Buffett, who has never been one to give flowery love advice, has repeated the same message for decades. At the 2009 Berkshire ...

Warren Buffett published his last letter as Berkshire Hathaway CEO this week. His followers reacted with sadness, gratitude, ...